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What is the currency in Ireland?
The currency in Ireland is the euro. Each euro is divided into 100 cents.
When you’re buying currency for Ireland, look out for the currency code EUR. And once you’re in Ireland, you’ll see the symbol € used to show prices.
You’ll find Euro banknotes in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, and 500 - although the 200 and 500 EUR notes are seldom used. There are also 1 and 2 euro coins.
Cents come in coins of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50.

Use the Wise euro card to spend in Irish currency.
The Wise euro travel money card lets you top up in your local currency, and switch to euro to spend when you’re in Ireland. You’ll get the best rate for spending in euro - and can also hold and spend 40+ other currencies with the same card.
Get your Wise travel money card online, to send and spend money around the world at the mid-market exchange rate.
Simply top up your card and convert to the currency you need in real time using the Wise app.
You’ll always get the mid-market exchange rate with no hidden costs, and you’ll avoid foreign transaction fees while withdrawing from ATMs abroad, paying in restaurants and shops, and buying your accommodation and flights.
Learn more about the euro card

Tips for exchanging currency in Ireland.
Familiarise yourself with the mid-market rate before your trip.
The mid-market rate is the true exchange rate - with no sneaky hidden fees. Use an online currency converter before your trip to get a feel for what your money is worth and make sure you get a fair rate when you buy your travel money.Convert GBP to EUR >Choose to be charged in Ireland currency when withdrawing from ATMs.
Being offered to pay in your own currency at an ATM is a sneaky trick and causes many travellers to pay more than they need to. Always choose to pay in the local currency - in this case, euro - to cut your costs and get the best rates available.Avoid changing currency at airports or hotels.
Currency exchange desks at airports and hotels often markup the exchange rates they use, and may charge hidden fees. Avoid this expensive option whenever you can.Use the Wise debit card to spend in Ireland without rip-off fees.
Withdraw money, pay for meals in restaurants or spend in shops in euro, all at the mid-market exchange rate with the Wise debit card.Get your travel money card >
Spending money in Ireland.
Paying by credit or debit card in Ireland
Credit and debit cards can be used for most purchases in Ireland.
ATMs in Ireland
There's no shortage of ATMs in Ireland. Major credit and debit cards are accepted, although you'll want to watch out for any additional fees added by the ATM operator.
To get the best deal when spending on card or withdrawing money in Ireland, don’t forget to use the Wise travel money card to avoid sneaky exchange rate markups and excessive fees.
Irish currency services.

Convert GBP to euro
Use our currency converter to see how much your money is worth in euro and familiarise yourself with the mid-market rate before your trip.

Send money to Ireland
Need to send GBP to Ireland? Use Wise for fast, low-cost, online money transfers from the United Kingdom to Ireland.

See the best euro exchange rates
Compare live euro exchange rates and see how much you could save with Wise.
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Irish currency FAQs.
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