Advices

• Tell your host mum you want to wash your cloths with 30 degrees, else you probably get a surprise
• If you’re 18, take your passport with you because else probably the identity card won’t be accepted!
• Pay attention if you cross the road because the Irish people drive on the “wrong” side and they pass the roads always (it could be red, they don’t mind)
• If you take the train in the morning, don’t mind if they are crowded, cancelled or something like that because that’s normally
• If you need cloths on a special day, make sure that your cloths are dry a long time before you need them
• If you lost your wallet make sure that you can go to the consulate, but you have to have a police report and the only open in the mornings
• Take a mp3 player or something like that with you, else you’ll be a “outsider” in the train and it’s very boring
• Pay attention which bus you take, probably the bus drives another route (bus a has another route than bus b)
• Don’t look at the timetables on the bus station because they help you nothing! Sometimes there are two or three busses on the same line / come at the same time.
• Don’t click the button for the stop too early; else the bus drivers can become very angry because he wants to stop on a previous station (before your one).
• When ever you’re in the bus, hold you yourself, else you can fly as long as you never fly before