Title: Driving in Ireland | Ireland.com
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Content: Some stations may have self-service pumps where you can just pay and go. Electric vehicles are growing in popularity in Ireland and you'll find charging points all around the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Speed limits
Speed limits: Republic of Ireland
50kph/30mph in built-up urban areas
80kph/50mph on single non-national open roads
100kph/60mph on national roads
120kph/74.5mph on motorways
Speed limits: Northern Ireland
30mph/50kph in built-up urban areas
60mph/96kph on single carriageways
70mph/112kph on dual carriageways and motorways
70mph/112kph on motorways
Signposts
In the Republic of Ireland, road signs show distances and speed limits in kilometers. Road signs and place names are displayed in both Irish (Gaelic) and English. In Gaeltacht areas (where Irish is the primary language) only Irish is used. Signposts and speed limits in Northern Ireland are in miles and miles per hour, while all place names are displayed in English only. Parking
You will need to pay for parking in many places in Ireland. Look for street signs showing parking information for guidance.