Do the clocks change here in Ireland like they do twice a year in theU.K.?

Question

In the U.K. the clocks are changed twice a year, an hour forward in spring and back an hour in the auturm. Does the same happen here in Ireland????? If so, can anyone tell me when please??? i dont want to be an hour early for work!!!! Thanks.

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

they do, were in the same time zone as england or something like that

Answer 3

They sure do :o) but its not for a few weeks yet

Answer 4

Hi,yes they go back On the 28th.I always put mine back when I go to bed on the saturday that way I am not up 1 hour early on the sunday morning.

Answer 5

Yes they do - but not until the end of October.

Answer 6

The time changes at the same time as in the UK. The next one is at the end of October when the clocks go back one hour.

Answer 7

Yes they do...... Were both on daylilght savings.

Ireland is actually 30 mins behind GMT but still have GMT as its national time

Answer 8

Yes on the same days. This year they'll go back on the 28th of October. So you'd be an hour late if you don't change them...surely that's worse than being an hour early!!

Answer 9

Ya....time in england & ireland is always the same!

Answer 10

Yes the same as the UK Oct 28th

Answer 11

The change at the same time and in the same direction as in the UK.   There is never a time difference between the UK and Ireland.

Answer 12

Yes, they do.

Answer 13

yes we do change the clock:

Sunday, 28 October 2007, 02:00:00 clocks are turned backward 1 hour to Sunday, 28 October 2007, 01:00:00 local standard time.

Answer 14

Yes they do & there are always reminders in the papers and on the sat news to help !

Halloween is the next one !

Answer 15

Yes. Most countries with daylight savings now follow an internationally agreed date when the times should change. Clocks go back an hour on the last Sunday morning in October (typically 2am is changed to 1am). Clocks go forward an hour in the last Sunday in March (typically 1am is changed to 2am).

I believe that Ireland conforms to this practice.

Answer 16

Ya they do.End of october like the UK