What currency is used in Belfast, Northern Ireland?

Question

What currency is used in Belfast, Northern Ireland?

Answer 1

Northern Ireland is still technically an autonomous part of the U.K., so they will use the same currency (pounds sterling).

Answer 2

Sterling !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just like England !!!! ("p)

Answer 3

Ireland has two currencies in use The pound sterling is used in Northern Ireland with individual notes available from all the major banks acceptable. This can be confusing for the visitor as not only will you find English notes in circulation but also but also Sterling Bank of Ireland, Ulster Bank, Northern Bank and Scottish Bank notes along with occasional Bank of Isle of Man all of which are accepted in general exchange. This can mean up to half a dozen different notes of the same denomination.

Answer 4

pound sterling and the euro.

Answer 5

Didnt all of europe go to the euro?  Not sure, just thought so.

Answer 6

Pounds sterling or Bessarabian Qumqwots.

England did not adopt Euros when Europe did.

D.

Answer 7

Pounds sterling, but we have different bank notes depending on which bank u take money out of certain banks like the nationwide tend to issue the standard English bank notes but most of the northern Irish banks each have their own notes.

Answer 8

omg

u really dont know

Answer 9

Brtitish pounds, but if you're traveling to Dublin also you'll need Euros

Answer 10

The currency used is the pound sterling. There are notes issues by bank of england , bank of scotland and bank of northen ireland. If you are travelling to northern ireland get bank of england sterling. Bank of england sterling is accepted without hassle all over the uk. But have heard of people having hassle using northern ireland sterling outside northern ireland and bank of of scotland outside scotland. Long and the short just get bank of england sterling.

Answer 11

pounds

Answer 12

British pounds (£ Sterling). Cheques and bank cards clear through London. The coins are the same as in England & Wales and Scotland and the Channel Islands. But the banknotes are distinctive, issued by Northern Irish banks and exchangeable at par with Bank of England notes, which also circulate freely. As to Sterling travellers cheques.

In 2004 the IRA staged a bank robbery

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Ba...

and stole £26.5 million in Northern Bank banknotes.

The bank demonetized (withdrew) the £20 note, making most of what was stolen worthless.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_ban...

The euro is used in the Irish Republic, and many or most Northern Irish shopkeepers accept them.

Answer 13

MONEY!

Oh it might also be pounds and euros.

Answer 14

THEY TAKE BOTH POUND STERLING IN ENGLISH NOTES AND nORTHERN IRELAND NOTES.  THE ONE POUND IS A COIN, THE CHANGE IS IN PENCE, ONE,TWO,FIVE,TEN, TWENTY,FIFTY, AND OF COUSE THE POUND

Answer 15

Pounds sterling

Answer 16

I was under the impression that Ireland uses the euro as their currency.

(Currency is at the bottom of the page)

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