1. It is recommended to exchange currency in banks, as private exchange offices offer a less favorable rate. Next to banks there are always ATMs working around the clock, where you can withdraw cash from your plastic card. Also it’s worth considering that banks are open on weekdays from 10:00 am to 04:00 pm.
2. Going on a journey, you should definitely take some warm clothes that can be useful even in the height of summer, as evenings can be quite cool. Certainly, it’s worth to take your umbrella with you, as rain in Killarney is a quite common and very unpredictable phenomenon.
3. When visiting restaurants of national cuisine it’s worth considering that the food portions are quite large, in some cases, it is appropriate to order one dish for two. Admirers of beer, for sure, have to taste Porter of local production; this sort of dark beer is the national drink.
4. The national language is English, but locals have a peculiar emphasis. Experienced travelers say that getting used to the local accent is quite simple; in some hotels and restaurants staff speaks perfect English.
6. The town has excellent public transport links, buses cruise freely throughout the territory. It is necessary to acquire tickets from the driver; there are also tickets for a few days or a month.
7. The cheapest way to call other countries is to use pay phones that are close to public transport stops, hotels and large shopping centers. Special plastic cards are accepted; they can be purchased at any post office or newsstand.
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9. Before you find a place for a picnic at one of the local parks, be sure to specify which area of the reserve is designed for this type of recreation. Vacationers are not allowed to do fly tipping; violators should pay fines.
Ireland: travelling advices
5. Public transport in Ireland goes irregularly. It is better to choose a taxi or rent a car. 6. the Irish spend most of the free time, especially evenings after work, in pubs or local bars. It is not customary to leave tips to bartenders.
7. Try not only the local dark Guinness beer but Irish whiskey in local pubs. It is matured for about 7 years, so it has a unique saturated aroma.
8. Ireland has a very low crime rate, which makes journeys comfortable and safe. … Open
