Hi all! 
Ireland, as known by all( since the euro came in) is one of the most expensive countries in the Euro-Zone, I won't even bother discussing the difference between Ireland and mainland Europe. Do Irish shops offer reductions for cash payments if you don't ask for a receipt?
If a EZ country were to follow Greece and exit the single currency, would one be able to access their money in Ireland? I am thinking of repatriating most of my savings back to France.
Thank you.
Crisis- Shopping in Ireland and Bank Worries
Jakek
14 June 2012 19:27:23
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Harmonie
15 June 2012 11:44:33
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Welcome to Expat.com Jakek!
Harmonie.
Jakek
16 June 2012 19:26:34
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Thank you, Harmonie!
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