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There is no difficulties with using Bank of England notes in Northern Ireland. The currency is GPB, and while local banks can issue their own notes (as they can in Scotland), these notes are still Sterling.

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Yes. The pound sterling is standard British currency throughout the United Kingdom. There are some stores that don't take currency from other "countries" within the UK, but most do.

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Generally yes, though occasionally you will get some people who are a little reluctant to do so. They are Sterling currency, so they are legal tender in Northern Ireland.

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Both Northern Ireland and Scotland use the same currency. The notes look different, but they should be accepted as they are legal tender.

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In theory, yes. In practice, most shops won't accept it.

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