Comments on: I have booked a holiday in Ireland for this summer, we are travelling from Dublin to the Ring of Kerry? http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/ Dublin - The World's Greatest City !! Tue, 20 Dec 2011 16:07:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Orla C http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/comment-page-1/#comment-184 Orla C Sat, 10 Oct 2009 23:32:17 +0000 http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/#comment-184 You need the Euro for Ireland, dearie. You can simply use your ATM card to draw money in Euro directly from your bank account. And we speak English in Ireland. Better than most people in England, I might add. If you're driving from Dublin to the Ring of Kerry, allow about 5-7 hours. The roads here are desperate compared to the motorways in England, but you're more than compensated by the landscape and the interesting small towns you will have to go through. You'll probably take the N7 through Limerick and on to Kerry, right? After Limerick there are major bottlenecks through Adare, Newcastle West, Abbeyfeale, and Castleisland. My advice is to either take the N69 (Coast Road) from Limerick to Tralee, and go on to Killarney from there, or factor in a meal stop in one of these places (I recommend Newcastle West, The Mallard is a particularly good restaurant, any of the local people you meet will tell you where it is). If you're friendly to locals, they'll be friendly to you, help you out with directions ... their directions might not always be the clearest, but their intentions are usually the best. You need the Euro for Ireland, dearie. You can simply use your ATM card to draw money in Euro directly from your bank account.

And we speak English in Ireland. Better than most people in England, I might add.

If you’re driving from Dublin to the Ring of Kerry, allow about 5-7 hours. The roads here are desperate compared to the motorways in England, but you’re more than compensated by the landscape and the interesting small towns you will have to go through. You’ll probably take the N7 through Limerick and on to Kerry, right? After Limerick there are major bottlenecks through Adare, Newcastle West, Abbeyfeale, and Castleisland. My advice is to either take the N69 (Coast Road) from Limerick to Tralee, and go on to Killarney from there, or factor in a meal stop in one of these places (I recommend Newcastle West, The Mallard is a particularly good restaurant, any of the local people you meet will tell you where it is).

If you’re friendly to locals, they’ll be friendly to you, help you out with directions … their directions might not always be the clearest, but their intentions are usually the best.

]]> By: anto475 http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/comment-page-1/#comment-183 anto475 Fri, 09 Oct 2009 23:42:56 +0000 http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/#comment-183 no english banks except maybe in dublin where the english spirit of belonging to the empire still exists. no you MAY just have to TRY and act like the eu citizens that you are, absurd as that sounds...... no english banks except maybe in dublin where the english spirit of belonging to the empire still exists. no you MAY just have to TRY and act like the eu citizens that you are, absurd as that sounds……

]]> By: lavander http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/comment-page-1/#comment-182 lavander Thu, 08 Oct 2009 17:38:21 +0000 http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/#comment-182 definitely change it before you come ,have a nice time and w e will watch and give you a .[cead mile failte ] cheers . definitely change it before you come ,have a nice time and w e will watch and give you a .[cead mile failte ] cheers .

]]> By: Jacqui W http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/comment-page-1/#comment-181 Jacqui W Wed, 07 Oct 2009 11:42:35 +0000 http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/#comment-181 HI get euros! I live here I am actually english, to be honest you will be messing about in banks changing money! However saying that if you can't get euro you can change sterling at most banks over here. however they only hold a certain amount! Or you could use your debit or credit card to withdraw money in a cashpoint! Have a nice time! HI get euros! I live here I am actually english, to be honest you will be messing about in banks changing money! However saying that if you can’t get euro you can change sterling at most banks over here. however they only hold a certain amount! Or you could use your debit or credit card to withdraw money in a cashpoint!
Have a nice time!

]]> By: deburca98 http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/comment-page-1/#comment-180 deburca98 Sat, 03 Oct 2009 23:47:38 +0000 http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/#comment-180 Would love to see what happens if you pay in sterling in a kerry pub, you would probably end up reinacting the ZED incident from pulp fiction out the back. Bureau de Change, remember this word it might come in useful. Would love to see what happens if you pay in sterling in a kerry pub, you would probably end up reinacting the ZED incident from pulp fiction out the back.
Bureau de Change, remember this word it might come in useful.

]]> By: Martin K http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/comment-page-1/#comment-179 Martin K Fri, 02 Oct 2009 12:34:16 +0000 http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/#comment-179 You wont be able to use sterling. You have to change your money to Euro's. Any bank In Ireland will change your money but you may get better value in the U.K. Check it out first with the B..de change.. Enjoy your stay.. The sights are fantastic.. You wont be able to use sterling. You have to change your money to Euro’s. Any bank In Ireland will change your money but you may get better value in the U.K. Check it out first with the B..de change.. Enjoy your stay.. The sights are fantastic..

]]> By: elf2002 http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/comment-page-1/#comment-178 elf2002 Wed, 30 Sep 2009 07:25:51 +0000 http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/#comment-178 Ireland offiically uses the Euro but you can use USD and Sterling in some areas (probably not at the best rates compared to having changed it yourself). There are loads of places to change your currency, especially in the really touristy areas. I use my credit card as much as possible since it will get the best exchange rates and I don't have to bother with cash except for incidentals. It's a beautiful part of Ireland so enjoy. Ireland offiically uses the Euro but you can use USD and Sterling in some areas (probably not at the best rates compared to having changed it yourself). There are loads of places to change your currency, especially in the really touristy areas.

I use my credit card as much as possible since it will get the best exchange rates and I don’t have to bother with cash except for incidentals.

It’s a beautiful part of Ireland so enjoy.

]]> By: piscesgroove http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/comment-page-1/#comment-177 piscesgroove Wed, 30 Sep 2009 05:15:03 +0000 http://www.dublinworld.co.uk/other-ireland/i-have-booked-a-holiday-in-ireland-for-this-summer-we-are-travelling-from-dublin-to-the-ring-of-kerry/#comment-177 You can use all the ATM's but you will need Euro, most places will take sterling but they'll give you change as if it's from Euro so will be a total rip.... You'll have a fantastic time make sure you visit Dingle and drive around the penninsula and go through the Conor Pass, very high, a bit scary but a fantastic drive and scenery is breathtaking. You can use all the ATM’s but you will need Euro, most places will take sterling but they’ll give you change as if it’s from Euro so will be a total rip….

You’ll have a fantastic time make sure you visit Dingle and drive around the penninsula and go through the Conor Pass, very high, a bit scary but a fantastic drive and scenery is breathtaking.

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