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the republic of Ireland or the whole of Ireland including N.Ireland?
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 Why do houses/apartments in ireland all have fireplaces with a mirror on top then their tv in the corner?!? |
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Identification for Ireland? |
I am taking my aunt to Ireland in June, she has no passport or driving licence, does anyone know what else she can use.
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We are travelling from England, and my aunt was born in Ireland but has lived in england for 40 years. |
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I should be doing something else
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Nothing, she will have to get a passport or driving license. |
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GonzoPunch
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The last time I travelled from here (Ireland) the UK I needed a passport. Its been a while since you could travel with just ID |
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bruce
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yes im afraid she will need a passport, i thought i could take the children but was told you do need a passport. |
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Sshhhh! It's Podge and Rodge
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Get her one of those International student cards from ISIC. They're very easy to get and you can put down any date of birth you like on them.
They were very handy for us when we were 16 and we went to the pub. Old Bridie the barmaid was always looking for the ID. |
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If you're travelling by ferry, you need no I.D. to travel to Ireland from the UK and are a UK / Irish / EU citizen (under the independence agreement 1920, and the Schengen EU internal border directive.
If you're travelling by plane, you need a passport, drivers licence, military/police ID. |
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Ian M
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From where ??
Would that be to Northern Ireland or Eire ??
What Nationality is she ??
Most likely she will need a passport but I need more detail for a proper answer.
Ian M
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I forgot to mention that she might also need a visa. If she wants to stay longer than 90 days it gets even more complicated. |
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I live in Cork. She needs a valid photo ID, either passport or photo ID driving licence, presuming you are travellng from the UK and not Northern Ireland. If you are in Northern Ireland I would hope you know you don't need either.
If she doesn't have them she needs to get one or she won't be allowed to travel. |
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If she has her free bus pass, with her photo on it, that will do.
Or a health insurance card or social security card, again with photo attached will do. |
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