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Ireland FAQs

Ireland FAQs

All year ! The weather is changeable, and temperatures drop below 10°c in winter, and climb above 20°c in summer.

For EU nationals, a visa is not required to come to Ireland. Remember to check the validity date of your passport / identity card, this document must be valid 3 months after the scheduled return date.

How do I communicate with my loved ones?

First of all, please note that Ireland is one hour behind France. From France to Ireland, dial +353 before the number, and +33 from Ireland to France.

How should I dress once there?

Remember to take your raincoat! Rain is not uncommon, although most of the time it is just heavy downpours of short duration. Take rather warm things for the evenings, but also light for the day if you plan a mission in summer. For winter, the weather is similar to France!

How do I charge my electronic devices once there?

The sockets are not the same as in France, remember to take an adapter for an English socket! You can also easily find them at the departure or arrival airport.

What is the national currency in Ireland?

The currency used is the euro in Ireland! Indeed, like France, this country is part of the euro zone.

What is the cost of living in Ireland?

Life is slightly more expensive in Ireland, compared to France. Count 5 to 10€ to go to the museum, and between 8 and 15€ for a dish at the restaurant for lunch. A bus ticket is also worth at least €2.15 in major cities such as Dublin.