Ireland, car hire

1. How much does it cost to hire a car in Ireland?
2. Is it worth renting a car in Ireland?
3. What do I need to hire a car in Ireland?
4. Is car hire available in Ireland?
5. Can I rent a car in Dublin and drop it off in London?
6. Do I need extra insurance to drive in Ireland?
7. Is driving in Ireland difficult?
8. How long do you need to see Ireland?
9. How car insurance works in Ireland?
10. Can you drive a rental car from Ireland to Northern Ireland?
11. On which side do you drive in Ireland?
12. How much credit limit Do you need to rent a car?

How much does it cost to hire a car in Ireland?

On average hiring a car in Ireland costs €191 per week (€27 per day).

Is it worth renting a car in Ireland?

On a Final Note — Renting a Car in Ireland is Totally Worth It! ... It was a wonderful trip, and we can't wait to get back there and rent a car again. But having this extra information will help you to be prepared when you are planning a trip to Ireland, so you know when to look for when booking your rental car in Ireland.

What do I need to hire a car in Ireland?

Before you arrive

1. Before you arrive.
2. Remember to bring your driver's licence and make sure it is valid – for rentals in Ireland you must have had your full licence for at least two years.

Is car hire available in Ireland?

Among them, Hertz has rental locations in Cork, Dublin, Kerry, Knock, Shannon, Waterford and Wexford; Avis can be found at Cork, Dublin, Kerry, Knock and Shannon; and Budget has offices in Ballygar, Cork, Dublin, Galway, Kerry, Killarney, Knock, Roscommon, Rosslare Ferry Port and Shannon.

Can I rent a car in Dublin and drop it off in London?

Renters are allowed to travel within Ireland and Northern Ireland. For vehicles travelling to the U.K., there is an additional charge of 150 Euros plus vat. Please call the branch in advance. Customers wishing to return the car to a different location will be subject to an additional charge.

Do I need extra insurance to drive in Ireland?

Do I need extra insurance to drive in Ireland? You don't need additional insurance, but it's sensible to take your Certificate of Motor Insurance. This provides details of your cover that you'll need to provide if you have an accident.

Is driving in Ireland difficult?

Don't rush it. Driving around the stunning countryside in Ireland is just as much fun as getting to the actual destination. Slow down and take it all in. Yes, the distances are short in Ireland, especially compared to the US, Canada, or Australia, but due to the roads, it might take you a lot longer.

How long do you need to see Ireland?

You will need to rent a car in order to tour the island. Ten days is just enough time to visit the highlights of Ireland, including Dublin, the Rock of Cashel, Galway, the Cliffs of Moher, the Dingle Peninsula, and Northern Ireland. It's an amazing trip, but expect to have busy, action packed days.

How car insurance works in Ireland?

You must have motor insurance to drive your vehicle on Irish roads. Motor insurance is principally intended to protect you against liability in the event of an accident. In its most basic form, it will cover the costs of the other driver's property and injuries if you are found at fault for an accident.

Can you drive a rental car from Ireland to Northern Ireland?

Rental companies in both parts of Ireland usually allow their cars across the border. But do tell the car hire company if you plan to travel into the other country. ... The car will then be covered for both the Republic of Ireland and the UK and you're free to explore.

On which side do you drive in Ireland?

In Ireland they drive on the left side of the road and the driver's side is on the right hand drive of the car. While this is common knowledge, it's easy to get confused, especially on strange roads in a new country.

How much credit limit Do you need to rent a car?

Car Rental Requirements

Companies usually prefer credit cards with a healthy available balance – the amount of your credit limit minus your current balance. If you have a credit card with a $1,000 limit and a $200 current balance, your available balance is $800, which should be enough – most of the time.