Ireland

The United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland

Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

England and Ireland

Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Economic disparities between the North and South.

Differences in religious affiliation between the majority Irish population and English settlers.

Geographical barriers separating the regions.

Disagreements over trade routes and maritime law.

Euro and Pound

Pound and Euro

US Dollar and Euro

Pound and US Dollar

Using public buses and trains.

Booking organized day tours.

Renting a car.

Walking and cycling.

Yes

No

A type of traditional Irish dance

A popular Irish beverage

Fun or enjoyment

A small, traditional Irish boat

They are typically very short and easy to spell.

They are often pronounced differently than they are spelled.

They always include a silent 'H' at the end.

They are usually derived from ancient Roman names.

Fresh seafood

Irish stew

Shepherd's pie

Milk and butter

A mandatory 20% tip for all services.

Rounding up the bill or tipping up to 10%.

Tipping is not customary in Ireland.

Only tipping for exceptional service, regardless of percentage.