Monetary unit used in Ireland

Answer 1

The Republic of Ireland uses the Irish pound as its basic unit of currency. Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, uses both the British pound and Bank of Ireland notes (also pounds).

Answer 2

Republic of Ireland - Yes. This is a separate country that is not part of the UK but is part of the EU.

Northern Ireland - No. This is part of the UK, which still uses the Pound (

Answer 3

the euro, like the rest of Europe -

except for the 11 out of 27 states that don't have the euro. It used to be the Punt (or Irish pound) until 2002.

Answer 4

The Irish pound is called the "punt," but the Euro is mainly used. In Northern Ireland the punt isn't accepted, and they use the British Pound Sterling.

Answer 5

the Irish "punt" or pound for those English speaking heatens!

Answer 6

Ireland uses the Euro as its currency. A Euro is made up of 100 cents.

Answer 7

Republic of Ireland - Yes. This is a separate country that is not part of the UK but is part of the EU.

Northern Ireland - No. This is part of the UK, which still uses the Pound (£).

Answer 8

Euros.

Answer 9

the euro