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Data the minute you land, without queueing at a SIM counter. Install it before you fly — activating the eSIM needs a connection you may not have on arrival.
Not published yet
Why the wait
Every app on a published guide has been checked one by one: that it still exists, that it works for a visitor rather than only for residents, and that a foreign card or phone number gets you through signup. Ireland is in the queue and hasn't been through that yet.
We would rather show you nothing than a list we haven't verified — a travel app that turns out to need a local bank account is worse than no recommendation at all.
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Two things don't depend on the destination: getting online when you land, and paying without an airport exchange rate. These hold for Ireland the same as everywhere else.
Data the minute you land, without queueing at a SIM counter. Install it before you fly — activating the eSIM needs a connection you may not have on arrival.
Regional and global plans, worth comparing if the trip crosses several borders on one data package.
Spend in the local currency at the real exchange rate instead of an airport bureau. Order the card while you still have a home address to send it to.
Published guides on the same continent, most detailed first — useful if Ireland is one stop on a longer trip.