Go to a bank or a money changer. Depending on how many you have to convert, be careful about the exchange rate offered and what additional conversion fee(s) if any may be applied.
Be aware that Irish Euros are apparently not the same as French Euros or German Euros....I don't know why...each member of the EU circulates their own "Euro."
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While each member of the Eurozone issues its own euro coins they're absolutely interchangeable among all countries. Bills have no specific features identifying which state distributed them so there is absolutely no way to distinguish an "Irish euro" from a "French euro", even if such a concept existed.
In Dublin the Euro is used as the currency.The Euro is used in Dublin, Ireland.
Dublin, in Ireland, uses the Euro as its currency.
Its Euro because it is in the Republic of Ireland, not Northern Ireland
Dublin uses the Euro, as it is in the Republic of Ireland. Belfast uses Sterling, as it is in Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom.
you can get heelys in Elverys and JJB for only 50 euro in Ireland
It is not legal tender in Dublin, but a few places may accept it. You should always have Euro with you when in Dublin, as that is the currency for Dublin.It is not legal tender in Dublin, but a few places may accept it. You should always have Euro with you when in Dublin, as that is the currency for Dublin.It is not legal tender in Dublin, but a few places may accept it. You should always have Euro with you when in Dublin, as that is the currency for Dublin.It is not legal tender in Dublin, but a few places may accept it. You should always have Euro with you when in Dublin, as that is the currency for Dublin.It is not legal tender in Dublin, but a few places may accept it. You should always have Euro with you when in Dublin, as that is the currency for Dublin.It is not legal tender in Dublin, but a few places may accept it. You should always have Euro with you when in Dublin, as that is the currency for Dublin.It is not legal tender in Dublin, but a few places may accept it. You should always have Euro with you when in Dublin, as that is the currency for Dublin.It is not legal tender in Dublin, but a few places may accept it. You should always have Euro with you when in Dublin, as that is the currency for Dublin.It is not legal tender in Dublin, but a few places may accept it. You should always have Euro with you when in Dublin, as that is the currency for Dublin.It is not legal tender in Dublin, but a few places may accept it. You should always have Euro with you when in Dublin, as that is the currency for Dublin.It is not legal tender in Dublin, but a few places may accept it. You should always have Euro with you when in Dublin, as that is the currency for Dublin.
The Euro Sources: I lived there for 3 years <3
Dublin. Euro. prior to the Euro it was the Irish Pound or the "punt" as it was referred to....
1 euro
About 6 or 7 euro when I was in Dublin in 2009. Tthat was for a Guiness, which is brewed there.
Dundrum, near Dublin in Ireland uses the Euro. Dundrum in county Down, Northern Ireland, uses the pound Sterling.
Ireland uses the Euro. There are currently 1.433 US dollars per Euro (as of 19 December 2009).