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The Currency in the Ireland is the Euro. This currency came into use January 1, 2002 and is the common currency shared by many EU countries.You can use Euro notes and coins (irrespective of design) in any Euro participating country.
North
The Currency in Northern Ireland is the pound Sterling, which is not part of the Euro system of currency.
Cross-border issues
Stores in both jurisdictions (particularly in border towns and cities) often accept both currencies, however please enquire first to confirm if there will be a charge attached to this service and to confirm exact rate.
In practice many frontier workers are found to operate dual bank accounts typically accessing their money (either Sterling or Euro) through cash machines in the other jurisdiction rather than formally transferring funds. Online bank accounts, e.g. Revolut are also proving popular when managing cross-border transfers.
See also
- Border People – Bank Accounts
Page last checked: July 2022
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