I was in the ER with my hubby this week and oddly enough the only magazine in our room was Ireland of the Welcomes. I've a hefty amount of Irish blood within me and have always been fascinated ...
This September, I’m doing my Hdip so I can do primary teaching but I need to brush up on some Irish this Summer, so I’m going to buy some Irish revision books from the Leaving Cert (or if there ...
im from Coleraine in N. Ireland and i just wanted 2 no if any1 is from there or if theyve even heard of it :S lol Additional Details YaY i thot i was the only 1 thats heard of coleraine :...
I will be going over at the start of March for about three or four days. Can you suggest any good places to visit (not drinking holes though I think my friend will be dragging me to enough of those).<...
I mailed a letter to my friend in Ireland wondering how long before it reaches them. They live in a village very close to Cork, and I live very near to Rochester, NY. I'm guessing it will only ...
it will be me and my boyf, we are hoping to find a 1 bedroom flat. Been told south dublin city is best and also drumcondra is nice area even tho its northside...is this correct??
Also will it be ...
i need help with finding someone and need to know if youve got any types of area codes or something ? .. :(...
sian j
What bank cards do they take in Dublin?
Well going on holiday, and i'm worried cause I got euro but have been told it can be expensive there? So want to be sure I can get money from the bank or whether I should change some more?
Yes I'm afraid my city is one of the most expensive in Europe, especially eating out.
yellowjeff
Most of the big ones, just ask your card's bank. Yeah, it's pricey be warned!
Ben
Any Visa or MasterCard will be fine. I don't know of any country that uses cards and doesn't take these two. American express is quite good also(but not so reliable) but be carefull if you have Switch, Maestro, Visa electron or solo because these aren't as widely accepted.
barbara b
any credit card, debit cards with CIRRUS logo can be used at most ATMs, its the same as going anywhere in Europe really.
Dublin is expensive , pint is 5 euro, a meal 12 euro up (I'm talking main course only). there is a higher rate of VAT, 21% so that does make a difference,
Brian B
none just bring cash "
red lyn
If your bank id is cirrus it will be excepted in most bank machines but if you have a visa or mastercard which are excepted almost everywhere
Karena O
well in ireland you know banks were only introduced in the last ten years because of our great economic boom..before that we all saved our pennies under our pillow...now though we only take irish bankcards...meaning if you dont have one youl have to bring all your spending in cash and its easier for us to rob you.............note my sarcasm..if your coming to ireland you should really get used to it especially if your an american!!!
we take all major bankcards in ireland..probably just like you do at home!!..you shouldnt have any problems with any of the atms and if you do any of the banks will do you a cash advance with a visa or mastercard or any major credit card..because we can do that now..now that they have taught us!!
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