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Merle


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The last time I was in Ireland (2004), I purchased a curling iron in Galway.  I understand Ireland has 220 current and NI has 240.  I'm assuming that using that curling iron in Northern Ireland will require a convertor, correct?

Counting down to Wednesday departure.  Yeaaaa

Merle



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Merle --

       Your Irish curling iron should be FINE to use UN-CONVERTED in N.I.  Ireland and ALL of the UK are fully compatable, electrically -- you won't even need a plug adapter, as the UK uses the same, three prong plug.

HAVE A GREAT TRIP !!!!!!    biggrin biggrin  biggrin biggrin


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Thanks, Bob. One less hastle to worry about.

Merle

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Merle,

As Bob says your curling iron should not be a problem. It sounds like you are good to go. I hope you have a wonderful trip. Bon voyage! Do let us know how it goes when you get back.

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