cavaliergirl
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Yes if flying from Republic of Ireland, no if from Northern Ireland. However you need official photographic id, so most people use their passport |
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tonyinspain
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no you dont |
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emily
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Yeah take one, I had mine checked going one way but not the other when I travelled from England to Ireland. |
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Dan S
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no just a form of identification |
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Dan G
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You will need formal identification, such as a driver's licence, a student card or a passport. |
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mareeclara
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I bused from london to dublin and had passports checked both ways ( we went via ferry from Wales)...take it!!!! |
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thenewbyzantanist
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Yes if you are flying with Ryanair but technically a drivers license should do. I think they are re-introducing the need for a passport if you travel from mainland britain to the R.O.I. to combat international terrorism. You won't need a passport for visiting Northern Ireland though |
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Dollsnatch
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Nope, they have a travel agreement which means an Irish citizen wont need their passport.
Hope this helps! |
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jan b
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ryanair looks for passport |
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JoanneOx
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Depending on which way you travel? if you fly you will obviously need a passport but ny any other way you will need photo ID, your driving license should do!! |
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froggequene
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No, you don't need a passport but you do need to provide a recognised form of photo ID. The airline will usually specify which forms of photo ID they will accept in their terms & conditions. |
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poppy
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No but you MUST bring some other form of acceptable identification such as a student card from a college or a drivers license |
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greenorlagh
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No - but it would be handy as a form of ID |
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anonymous x
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it wuldnt hurt to take it just incase |
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rodders
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No |
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Yummy Mummy
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i doubt it but i dont know id take it just in case |
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