My home country is England/Britain. Are journeys in Northern Ireland separate from my permitted 1 outward day and 1 inward day on my Interrail pass ?
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Are journeys in Northern Ireland separate from my permitted 1 outward day and 1 inward day on my Interrail pass ?
Best answer by seewulf
Angelo wrote:
Good question, for Interrail the Irland island is one country, but if you are from UK than how will it work in Northern Irland?
Do you have a Interrail pass yet? If yes look on it which country of residence you have on it. UK or Great Britain?
Northern Ireland counts as Ireland means that you should be able to travel freely with a Railpass that shows Great Britain as country of residence
+10Good question, for Interrail the Irland island is one country, but if you are from UK than how will it work in Northern Irland?
Do you have a Interrail pass yet? If yes look on it which country of residence you have on it. UK or Great Britain?
+15Angelo wrote:
Good question, for Interrail the Irland island is one country, but if you are from UK than how will it work in Northern Irland?
Do you have a Interrail pass yet? If yes look on it which country of residence you have on it. UK or Great Britain?
Northern Ireland counts as Ireland means that you should be able to travel freely with a Railpass that shows Great Britain as country of residence
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