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Goofy | 11:59 Sat 13th Oct 2012 | Travel
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Do I need a passport to fly to Dublin, or will a driving licence do?
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Tony! I have only been taken in for questioning once! Well twice actually. :-(
If you don't include the incident with the 24 hollow statues of The Virgin Mary with the holy water exchanged for poteen.
DT. Been to Valentia? Couldn't resist gathering some lovely samples. :-)

Goofy....what's the trip to Dublin for.....where are you staying?
oh gawd Only twice, gness lol.
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It's not actually me that's changing my name, but my step-daughter who is reverting to her maiden name.
Not sure whether that constitutes a good or bad reason!
But thank heavens for the internet so one can find out these thigs without hours talking to message centres!
Aer Lingus Flight 332 can you confirm your height and position please?
'Yes I'm 5 ft 8 and I'm sitting right at the front'
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Goofy, always photocopy your passport when sending it away, you could have taken copy as back up, same as always carry your repeat prescription from your GP in case they query any meds you r carrying.
Aside from the arbitrary requirements of airlines, you don't need a passport to cross the border between Ireland and the UK whether you are a UK/Irish citizen or not. Such a rule would be unenforceable, if you think about it.
A Pilots Licence would be best......

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