Do they accept US money in Ireland?

Answer 1

The US Dollar is not legal tender in Ireland. Some outlets may accept it, like in the airport, but you should have the currency of Ireland, which is the euro in the Republic of Ireland and Sterling in Northern Ireland.

Answer 2

No. The currency of the Republic of Ireland is the Euro. The Currency of Northern Ireland is the pound sterling. If you are visiting either of these Countries on business or as a tourist you will need to exchange your dollars for the relevant currency prior to arrival or whilst in the country.

Answer 3

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

Answer 4

You could give it, but it needs to be converted by them to Euro, so it is better to give tips in Euro. It is also worth pointing out that there isn't the same culture of tipping in Ireland that there is in the USA.

Answer 5

No, in the Rupublic of Ireland only Euro is accepted, and in Norhern Ireland pounds sterling is accepted.

Answer 6

No - you would have to exchange it for either the Euro (EUR) in Southern Ireland, or Great British pound (GBP) for Northern Ireland

Answer 7

Generally no, but one or two shops might. You should bring Euros to Ireland as that is the national currency and it will be accepted everywhere.