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Temple Bar area in Dublin - expensive but great atmosphere.
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Taxi is best - 8 - 10 Euro.
All info on my profile. -
Make two positive accommodation reservations - the first in your entry city and the second (on your last night) in your departing city.
More info on my profile or on my previous comments on Wordtravels. -
Ireland is one of the safest places in the world to travel now that the Peace Process in Nothern Ireland is in place.
Dublin's O'Connell Street is not great after 12 at night and in the Temple Bar area you need to watch your bags. Be careful t… -
Ground floor room - preferably in a friendly B&B where you will recieve some help and understanding from your hosts.
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As many of our visitors are interested in Northern Ireland here's a website with great information - Enjoy Ireland - http://www.enjoyireland.ie
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Very good question.
Simply all are accepted all across Northern Ireland except Euro - the Euro is only accepted in a limited number of outlets.
A nice website to help you with your visit is called Enjoy Ireland - http://www.enjoyireland.… -
Thanks Lauraash, I've checked it out it's got very useful Dublin information - maybe they'll give http://www.dublin1.webs.com a mention.
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Just bring your English or European passport with you and enjoy Ireland
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Hi all, I'm putting together a Dublin / Ireland website called Dublin Visitors it will help with more questions - http://www.dublin1.webs.com
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Depends what type of work you are looking for - if your English is good there are many jobs you can apply for.
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Jessica,
There's no shortage of lively nightlife in Dublin. Temple Bar and surrounding areas are good fun but a little expensive - ok for one or two nights.
Importantly try to find accommodation a little bit away from Temple Bar and the … -
Unlike Dublin in Kerry at this time of the year you can book your accommodation on the same day - usually it's best to book before 4pm.
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Yes
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Hi Adam.
Even though there's a border between the republic of Ireland and the north of Ireland no permit is needed.
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None required Alex - check at your local police station before you travel.
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Hi all,
I don't mean to be rude but I know little or nothing about all the different requirements for all the different Nationalities needing Irish Visas.
Here is a helpful website that should be able to help most - http://www.citizensin… -
I would guess that London is the same as Dublin and September is still peak season for visitors.
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Hi Demanjo,
The official Dublin Bus (Hop On Hop Off) City Tour is great value for money. It goes to 23 of the best Dublin attractions and has onboard commentary (in most languages)
The full tour takes one and a half hours but your ticke… -
Wordtravels have a page on this at http://www.wordtravels.com/Travelguide/Countries/Ireland/Visa
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Hi Ana,
Once you have a passport with you that has been accepted to enter you into the UK you will not require a visa.
Do bring with you a Visa or Mastercard or plenty of cash so there are no issues with you trying to remain in Ireland t…