Do You Tip In Dublin? (To Tip or Not to Tip in Ireland)
Absolutely! While tipping is not mandatory, it is generally acceptable in most parts of Dublin and Ireland. However, do it at your discretion, especially to appreciate great service.
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Traveling Ireland On A Budget (How to Explore More for Less)
Can you travel to Ireland on a budget? Yes, you can. It all boils down to planning and some important tips from personal experience.
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Best Credit Card To Use In Ireland (Pick The Right One)
While various credit card issuers are acceptable in Ireland, Visa and MasterCard are the most popular. Nevertheless, you can still use an American Express or Discover credit card in some outlets.
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Is American Express Accepted In Ireland? Read Before You Go
Now that you know which cards are accepted in Ireland, leaving your American Express at home is better. Still, you can have it with you if you are lucky to find a few places that accept them.
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Can I Use My Debit Card In Ireland? (The Practical Guide)
The good news is that most American Visa and MasterCard bank debit cards will be acceptable in shops and ATMs in Ireland.
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Harbour View Beach, Kilbrittain, West Cork Review and Webcam
Harbour View beach in Kilbrittain is a true gem of a beach on the Wild Atlantic Way. Learn more about this beautiful part of the country.
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River Lee Hotel Review – The Best Hotel in Cork City for Families
Cork is an amazing place to visit. The River Lee Hotel is undoubtedly one of the best hotels in Cork City for families. Read our review of the hotel now.
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Is Ireland or Scotland More Beautiful? | Which Country Should You Visit?
Oh how to decide is Ireland or Scotland more beautiful is such a difficult questions to answer. You really couldn’t have a more difficult decision to make.
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5 Best Things To Do in Co. Mayo, Ireland As A Family
In all fairness, the whole island is fun. If you are visiting Co. Mayo be prepared for lots of outdoor activities and wild, splendid nature.
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Can You Use American Dollars In Ireland?
No. Ireland is part of the Eurozone and so they only use Euro (€), while over the border in Northern Ireland they use British Pounds (£).
