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Banking
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Bank accounts in Ireland
Most Irish banks will insist on seeing you in person before they will open an account for you.
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Bank accounts in Northern Ireland
Opening a bank account in Northern Ireland is a relatively simple process. Before a bank can let you have any kind of account, they need to be confident that you are who you say you are and live where you say you live. Therefore the most important thing you must do is provide the bank with at least one current proof of your identity and one current proof of your address
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Banking - Frontier workers.
The development of effective personal banking services for people who bank in both jurisdictions on the island of Ireland has yet to be realised.
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Business banking in Ireland
The services offered by banks in Ireland differ greatly and so do the fees they charge. Some banks have special teams who deal with business accounts. They also have very useful information for start-up businesses in Ireland.
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Business banking in Northern Ireland
The services offered by banks in Northern Ireland differ greatly, and so do the fees they charge. Some banks have special teams who deal with business accounts. They also have very useful information for start-up businesses in Northern Ireland.
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Credit Union accounts
Credit union accounts are similar to deposit accounts, but they pay you a yearly dividend rather than a certain rate of interest.
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Currency in Ireland
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.
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Currency in Northern Ireland
In Northern Ireland, the currency is the pound Sterling, which is not part of the Euro system of currency. If you are traveling between Ireland and Northern Ireland you will be required to obtain Sterling currency.
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Euro currency
The Euro is the single currency used in 13 EU member states, including Ireland.
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Financial services in Ireland
Leaflet download overview of fianancial services in Ireland
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