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Some Guidelines and Tips for driving your Irish Car Rental;
English is the common language in the Republic of Ireland and all road signs are in English, Irish is also used and often spoken.
In both South and Northern Ireland all traffic drives on the LEFT side of the Road. Most visitors flying into the Republic of Ireland arrive at either Shannon, Cork or Dublin
Airports. These airports are located outside of the City Centre's and when you collect your Irish Rental Car you will have time to get used to the local Irish driving conditions
before reaching some of the more built up area's.
Most of the cheapest Irish Rental Cars are Manual Transmission (Stick Shift), Automatic cars are available but are generally more expensive to rent. (You can specify
which transmission you would prefer when you make your Irish Car Rental booking). If you are visiting Ireland from the UK then most of the road signs, road markings and
roundabout's will be familiar to you. If you are visiting from continental Europe or the USA then it may take you a little while to get used to the road layouts and driving on the
"other" side of the road. Your Irish Car Rental company should supply you with a Road Map which will help you find your way around.
Some road Safety tips for Irish Roads;
To help you enjoy your Irish Car rental and your visit to Ireland, we have collected some Irish Road Safety Information and some general information.
Irish Car Rental Safety
Your Rental Car will be provided to you in good condition, and you, as the driver of the vehicle, will be responsible for ensuring that the car, whilst in your care, is
roadworthy and safe. We would suggest checking your car; Tyres, Brakes, Vehicle operation, Lights and other essential items on collection before driving, if you find any
faults point them out to the Irish Hire Car Company reps at the car collection point..
Drink Driving in Ireland;
Ireland has been clamping down on drink driving in recent years so that drink driving is not tolerated with severe penalties imposed on people who have a legal reading of
over 80mg per 100ml of blood. This equates to approximately one Pint of Beer. Do not attempt to drive your Irish Rental Car, or any other vehicle, whilst under the influence
of Alcohol. The easiest rule of thumb so as not to break the law is Do not Drink and Drive.
Baby and Child Seats in Ireland;
Rules were introduced in 2006 with regard to Baby and child car seats in Ireland, basically they are as follows and apply to all cars including Irish Rental Cars.
In the front seat all children must either be in a child seat or wear a seat belt. There are no exceptions to this rule. In the rear seat children less than four years must use
an appropriate child restraint. Children over 4 years must use an appropriate child restraint, where available, or a seat belt. Where airbags are fitted the renter should
check the rental car handbook about any special precautions or limitations to be taken when using a child restraint in the front seat. Your Irish Rental Car will have fitted
seat belts for all passenger seats.
Seat Belts
Unless exempted, every person in a car is legally obliged to wear a seat belt where one is fitted. That includes drivers and front and rear passengers. The driver is
responsible for ensuring that passengers under 17 years of age comply with the law. The maximum fine is EUR 200 for a persons first offence. Exempted persons: Some
persons are exempted in accordance with the regulations, e.g. Gardai Siochana, Defence Forces etc., including persons holding a medical certificate that it is inadvisable
on medical grounds to wear a seatbelt (or child restraint).
Safe Driving
Please take care, especially at junctions, we want you to enjoy your Irish Car Rental experience as much as possible. If this is your first time to experience driving on the
left hand side of the road take some time to get used to it, remember to place yourself in the center of the road as the driver, and try to remind yourself often, especially on
country roads.
If you are unfortunate enough to have an accident in your Irish Rental Car you must report this to the GARDAI, (POLICE), and should do this before leaving the scene. You
can contact the GARDAI from any telephone by dialing 999. All emergency services can be contacted at any time by dialing 999 including the Fire Service, Ambulance and
Coastal Rescue, though it must be remembered that this is for emergencies only. You must also inform your Irish Rental Car company if you have an accident. You will
find their contact details on the Car Rental Documents that you received at the time of your Irish Car Rental collection.
Cheap Low Cost Irish Car Rental is available from the following towns and cities through this site, both from airports and downtown. One way cross border car rentals
may also be available from many locations. Rental Cars are available from Dublin airport, North and South Dublin,Shannon, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Knock, Galway,
Killarney, Waterford and Rosslare in the South of Ireland, from Northern Ireland we have cars from Belfast and Derry.
All the above is subject to change but is correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of writing.
We hope that this was of help and that you enjoy your Irish Car Rental.
How do we manage to get you the Cheapest Irish Car Rental available?
You will be transferred to a secure connection to complete your Irish Car Rental booking process.
If you have any suggestions or complaints please contact us.
English is the common language in the Republic of Ireland and all road signs are in English, Irish is also used and often spoken.
In both South and Northern Ireland all traffic drives on the LEFT side of the Road. Most visitors flying into the Republic of Ireland arrive at either Shannon, Cork or Dublin
Airports. These airports are located outside of the City Centre's and when you collect your Irish Rental Car you will have time to get used to the local Irish driving conditions
before reaching some of the more built up area's.
Most of the cheapest Irish Rental Cars are Manual Transmission (Stick Shift), Automatic cars are available but are generally more expensive to rent. (You can specify
which transmission you would prefer when you make your Irish Car Rental booking). If you are visiting Ireland from the UK then most of the road signs, road markings and
roundabout's will be familiar to you. If you are visiting from continental Europe or the USA then it may take you a little while to get used to the road layouts and driving on the
"other" side of the road. Your Irish Car Rental company should supply you with a Road Map which will help you find your way around.
Some road Safety tips for Irish Roads;
To help you enjoy your Irish Car rental and your visit to Ireland, we have collected some Irish Road Safety Information and some general information.
Irish Car Rental Safety
Your Rental Car will be provided to you in good condition, and you, as the driver of the vehicle, will be responsible for ensuring that the car, whilst in your care, is
roadworthy and safe. We would suggest checking your car; Tyres, Brakes, Vehicle operation, Lights and other essential items on collection before driving, if you find any
faults point them out to the Irish Hire Car Company reps at the car collection point..
Drink Driving in Ireland;
Ireland has been clamping down on drink driving in recent years so that drink driving is not tolerated with severe penalties imposed on people who have a legal reading of
over 80mg per 100ml of blood. This equates to approximately one Pint of Beer. Do not attempt to drive your Irish Rental Car, or any other vehicle, whilst under the influence
of Alcohol. The easiest rule of thumb so as not to break the law is Do not Drink and Drive.
Baby and Child Seats in Ireland;
Rules were introduced in 2006 with regard to Baby and child car seats in Ireland, basically they are as follows and apply to all cars including Irish Rental Cars.
In the front seat all children must either be in a child seat or wear a seat belt. There are no exceptions to this rule. In the rear seat children less than four years must use
an appropriate child restraint. Children over 4 years must use an appropriate child restraint, where available, or a seat belt. Where airbags are fitted the renter should
check the rental car handbook about any special precautions or limitations to be taken when using a child restraint in the front seat. Your Irish Rental Car will have fitted
seat belts for all passenger seats.
Seat Belts
Unless exempted, every person in a car is legally obliged to wear a seat belt where one is fitted. That includes drivers and front and rear passengers. The driver is
responsible for ensuring that passengers under 17 years of age comply with the law. The maximum fine is EUR 200 for a persons first offence. Exempted persons: Some
persons are exempted in accordance with the regulations, e.g. Gardai Siochana, Defence Forces etc., including persons holding a medical certificate that it is inadvisable
on medical grounds to wear a seatbelt (or child restraint).
Safe Driving
Please take care, especially at junctions, we want you to enjoy your Irish Car Rental experience as much as possible. If this is your first time to experience driving on the
left hand side of the road take some time to get used to it, remember to place yourself in the center of the road as the driver, and try to remind yourself often, especially on
country roads.
If you are unfortunate enough to have an accident in your Irish Rental Car you must report this to the GARDAI, (POLICE), and should do this before leaving the scene. You
can contact the GARDAI from any telephone by dialing 999. All emergency services can be contacted at any time by dialing 999 including the Fire Service, Ambulance and
Coastal Rescue, though it must be remembered that this is for emergencies only. You must also inform your Irish Rental Car company if you have an accident. You will
find their contact details on the Car Rental Documents that you received at the time of your Irish Car Rental collection.
Cheap Low Cost Irish Car Rental is available from the following towns and cities through this site, both from airports and downtown. One way cross border car rentals
may also be available from many locations. Rental Cars are available from Dublin airport, North and South Dublin,Shannon, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Knock, Galway,
Killarney, Waterford and Rosslare in the South of Ireland, from Northern Ireland we have cars from Belfast and Derry.
All the above is subject to change but is correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of writing.
We hope that this was of help and that you enjoy your Irish Car Rental.
How do we manage to get you the Cheapest Irish Car Rental available?
You will be transferred to a secure connection to complete your Irish Car Rental booking process.
If you have any suggestions or complaints please contact us.
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