Can i fly to Dublin without passport if i have full UK driving licence?

Question

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Answer 1

Yes you can - if you are a UK citizen and you were born in the UK before 1983.

A driving license can be used as evidence of citizenship for UK and Irish citizens. But as the drivers' license states place of birth, not nationality, its only valid for travel if your place and date  of birth guarantees you are a citizen. This only works for people born in the UK before the law on citizenship was changed in 1983.

However, if you were born after 1983, you could risk it that the border guard won't notice or care.

Answer 2

No, you need a passport. The free travel agreement between the Republic & the UK has been revoked.

Answer 3

The answer is yes, but only for one more year, and the 'special agreement' between the UK and Ireland is being revoked in an effort to control immigration next year.

You should be grand at the moment, check with your airline just to be sure

Answer 4

No you need an aeroplane.

Answer 5

Yes you can if you have a photo licence , on the likes of planes like ryanair . i have a full english licence and live in ireland i have a pasport aswell but have used my licence a few times ,

Answer 6

The answer is YES. NI people are UK and they come and go in the RoI without any other ID than a driving licence (sometimes none). All you need is a valid ID.

Answer 7

You need a passport

Answer 8

If you are a British or Irish citizen, then yes you can (but check with the airline - their rules may be different).

If you are not a British or Irish citizen, then you do need a passport.

Answer 9

Yes you can.

Answer 10

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Answer 11

yes i think you can but i suggest you check with the airline first to make sure.