Title: Driving in Ireland : The Only Guide You Need
Headings: Driving in Ireland : The Complete Guide
Driving in Ireland : The Complete Guide
Car Rental Locations in Ireland
What driving licence can I use in Ireland?
International drivers licence
UK drivers licence
What side of the road to drive in Ireland?
Motorways & National Roads
Driving rules
Rental car transmission
Places to drive in Ireland

Content: Irish motorways or highways should be familiar to visitors but once you get onto the local, more rural roads, you could find them somewhat narrower than expected. Standard, two-way and urban roads are often about two feet narrower than in larger countries, and often have no verge or shoulder for pulling over. It’s not uncommon to find a farmer driving cattle or sheep towards you as you round a bend. The trick is to stay calm and proceed carefully. The locals do drive their roads very quickly, so if traffic starts to build up behind you do not feel pressured to speed up. Simply pull over safely and let them pass. Despite these roads’ smaller size, they are largely well taken care of, in good repair and subject to very light traffic. Sat Nav can be invaluable in rural Ireland, as many remote parts of the countryside sometimes only have street signs in Gaelic. This is available to rent from car rental companies in Ireland. Driving rules
Majority of driving rules applies to the same all over the world with common sense, following the speed limits advised by road signs and wearing seat belts.