If they have a driving license, then they can drive in Ireland.
If they have a driving license, then they can drive in Ireland.
If they have a driving license, then they can drive in Ireland.
If they have a driving license, then they can drive in Ireland.
If they have a driving license, then they can drive in Ireland.
If they have a driving license, then they can drive in Ireland.
If they have a driving license, then they can drive in Ireland.
If they have a driving license, then they can drive in Ireland.
If they have a driving license, then they can drive in Ireland.
If they have a driving license, then they can drive in Ireland.
If they have a driving license, then they can drive in Ireland.
In Northern Ireland, people drive on the left side of the road.
Do you mean a 'learner's licence' to drive a car?
A bike, a toy car, a golf club
You can bring a car to the Republic of Ireland. From Northern Ireland you can drive. You can get a ferry from Britain, the Isle of Man and France. From anywhere else you would not go direct to Ireland by car, as that would involve flying, so you might have to bring a car through one of those countries, if you lived near them. If you were coming from a very long way, you could just rent a car when you get to Ireland.You can bring a car to the Republic of Ireland. From Northern Ireland you can drive. You can get a ferry from Britain, the Isle of Man and France. From anywhere else you would not go direct to Ireland by car, as that would involve flying, so you might have to bring a car through one of those countries, if you lived near them. If you were coming from a very long way, you could just rent a car when you get to Ireland.You can bring a car to the Republic of Ireland. From Northern Ireland you can drive. You can get a ferry from Britain, the Isle of Man and France. From anywhere else you would not go direct to Ireland by car, as that would involve flying, so you might have to bring a car through one of those countries, if you lived near them. If you were coming from a very long way, you could just rent a car when you get to Ireland.You can bring a car to the Republic of Ireland. From Northern Ireland you can drive. You can get a ferry from Britain, the Isle of Man and France. From anywhere else you would not go direct to Ireland by car, as that would involve flying, so you might have to bring a car through one of those countries, if you lived near them. If you were coming from a very long way, you could just rent a car when you get to Ireland.You can bring a car to the Republic of Ireland. From Northern Ireland you can drive. You can get a ferry from Britain, the Isle of Man and France. From anywhere else you would not go direct to Ireland by car, as that would involve flying, so you might have to bring a car through one of those countries, if you lived near them. If you were coming from a very long way, you could just rent a car when you get to Ireland.You can bring a car to the Republic of Ireland. From Northern Ireland you can drive. You can get a ferry from Britain, the Isle of Man and France. From anywhere else you would not go direct to Ireland by car, as that would involve flying, so you might have to bring a car through one of those countries, if you lived near them. If you were coming from a very long way, you could just rent a car when you get to Ireland.You can bring a car to the Republic of Ireland. From Northern Ireland you can drive. You can get a ferry from Britain, the Isle of Man and France. From anywhere else you would not go direct to Ireland by car, as that would involve flying, so you might have to bring a car through one of those countries, if you lived near them. If you were coming from a very long way, you could just rent a car when you get to Ireland.You can bring a car to the Republic of Ireland. From Northern Ireland you can drive. You can get a ferry from Britain, the Isle of Man and France. From anywhere else you would not go direct to Ireland by car, as that would involve flying, so you might have to bring a car through one of those countries, if you lived near them. If you were coming from a very long way, you could just rent a car when you get to Ireland.You can bring a car to the Republic of Ireland. From Northern Ireland you can drive. You can get a ferry from Britain, the Isle of Man and France. From anywhere else you would not go direct to Ireland by car, as that would involve flying, so you might have to bring a car through one of those countries, if you lived near them. If you were coming from a very long way, you could just rent a car when you get to Ireland.You can bring a car to the Republic of Ireland. From Northern Ireland you can drive. You can get a ferry from Britain, the Isle of Man and France. From anywhere else you would not go direct to Ireland by car, as that would involve flying, so you might have to bring a car through one of those countries, if you lived near them. If you were coming from a very long way, you could just rent a car when you get to Ireland.You can bring a car to the Republic of Ireland. From Northern Ireland you can drive. You can get a ferry from Britain, the Isle of Man and France. From anywhere else you would not go direct to Ireland by car, as that would involve flying, so you might have to bring a car through one of those countries, if you lived near them. If you were coming from a very long way, you could just rent a car when you get to Ireland.
Rent a car and drive, public transport in ireland can be expensive if the ticket is not booked quite some time in advance.
in Ireland and UK you can as long as you have a fully qualified driver beside you
Someone with a driving license from the Republic of Ireland can drive in Northern Ireland.
You can't drive the entire way - Ireland is an island, and they have yet to design an oceangoing car (even the DUKW could only traverse the calmest of seas for short distances).
A Pontiac trans am
Jeep.
I'm only aware of one car that was actually built in Ireland and that was the DeLorean DMC-12. This was built in Northern Ireland for the American market. See Delorean link. Other than that I'd say they drive the other luxury cars like the Audi and Mercedes
if it's under 50cc you can, anything larger you need a motorcycle licence.