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Flights From Ireland
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To
hire a car in Ireland you will need a valid current driving licence and
a credit card. Passports are usually required for ID purposes. Age restrictions
apply and if you are under 25 yrs of age or over 70 yrs, you will need
to check availability.
Ensure you provide details of any additional drivers that will be driving.
Most rental cars have manual transmission so ask about automatics
well in advance.
It is advisable to reserve your car as early as possible to ensure
you get the car you want at a reasonable price- and to avoid queues at
the airport.
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Your Car Hire in Ireland Here
Value added tax (VAT) will be charged and you should take note of any
airport, fuel, refueling or other charges.
Third party insurance is compulsory and will be included in the
rental rate. This however only covers you for other people’s injury and
damage to their vehicle. Rental companies will normally also provide:
Collision Damage Waiver (CDW), which limits your financial liability
for damage to the rented vehicle.
Rentals are subject to a liability excess. (Purchasing additional cover
can offset this excess). Visitors, who wish to claim CDW coverage using
a credit card facility (e.g US MasterCard Gold or Platinum), are advised
to provide documentary evidence confirming the cover for their trip to
Ireland. You should note that CDW conditions may have exclusions (windscreen,
tyres) Theft Loss covers, which limits your financial liability for loss
or theft of the rented vehicle. Personal Accident Insurance, which covers
the driver for personal injuries.
Inspect the vehicle carefully on collection by walking all the way round
it looking for any signs of damage. Check the spare wheel and the tools.
Make sure that any damage is noted in full on the rental agreement before
you sign it. Allow plenty of time, particularly at busy rental sites,
when checking the vehicle on return. Make sure that the vehicle is inspected
by the rental company and that you both agree, note and sign for any damage
on all copies of the rental agreement. The rental company expects you
to take good care of their vehicle. You will be liable for damage to the
vehicle arising from misuse, off road driving or other acts of negligence
which are regarded as breach of contract. These charges will include loss
of income arising from a vehicle not being available for renting. This
also applies to the theft of or from the vehicle.
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