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If you are
moving to Ireland from the UK - you will probably need to change a large
amount of sterling currency to Euros. You could do this foreign exchange
through your normal UK bank - but you might not get the best exchange
rate and they will probably charge a fee too. Tip - don't close all your UK bank accounts or hand in your UK credit cards when you move to Ireland. You should still be able to use them - just inform the bank and credit card company of your new address. They should not have a problem with you moving to Ireland. The sterling accounts will come in handy for paying in any sterling you might recieve or for paying any remaining bills etc. Also - they will be useful for any visits back to the UK. Beware of any bank account charges if your UK balance drops below a certain amount. In the short
term it would be possible to use your UK cashpoint card at Irish banks
to withdraw money from your UK account - but the exchange rates wouldn't
be that good.
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