Planning Your Trip to Dublin - Dublin - page 2

1 Visitor Information
To get your planning under way, contact the following offices of the
Irish Tourist Board. They are eager to answer your questions and
have bags of genuinely helpful information, mostly free of charge.
After you've perused the brochures, surf the Web to scoop up
even more information.
IN THE UNITED STATES
Irish Tourist Board, 345 Park Ave., New York, NY 10154
( & 800/223-6470 in the U.S. or 212/418-0800; fax 212/371-
9052; www.tourismireland.com)
IN CANADA
Irish Tourist Board, 2 Bloor St. W., Suite 1501, Toronto, ON
M4W 3E2 ( & 800/223-6470; fax [phone]; www.
tourismireland.com)
IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
Irish Tourist Board, 150 New Bond St., London W1Y 0AQ
( & 020/7493-3201; fax [phone]; www.tourism
ireland.com)
IN AUSTRALIA
All Ireland Tourism , 36 Carrington St., 5th Level, Sydney,
NSW 2000 ( & 02/9299-6177; fax [phone]; www.
tourismireland.com)
IN NEW ZEALAND
Irish Tourist Board, Dingwall Building, 2nd Floor, 87 Queen
St., Auckland ( & 0064-9/379-8720; fax [phone];
www.tourismireland.com)
IN IRELAND
Irish Tourist Board/Bord Fáilte, Baggot Street Bridge,
Dublin 2 ( & 1850-230330; fax [phone]; www.ireland.
travel.ie)
2 Entry Requirements & Customs
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
For citizens of the United States, Canada, Australia, and New
Zealand entering the Republic of Ireland for a stay of up to 3
months, no visa is necessary, but a valid passport is required.