does this work for ireland
1187713
According to the lit that came with minePlug UG-D will work in Ireland.Enjoy!
1187714
I've never been, but I assume that the UK adapter piece would apply for Ireland too. But after googling "Ireland Electrical Outlet" it appears to be the same. Happy tails!
392890
Yes. As long as you can buy a SIM card for that country it should work. Going to the Venezuela's web sitemay have the information for you. The country often provides the numerous vendors that can help you. I did that when planning for my trip to Ireland. I knew found out which ones were reputable with regards toserivce.The fastest solution will mostly likely be Goggling, 'SIM card Venezuela' and I am sure multiple vendors willpop up willing to sell you a SIM card for whatever country you desire. This is the nice thing about phones with SIM cards.. You just keep replacing the SIM card and away you go.Good luck and happy traveling. Yes. As long as you can buy a SIM card for that country it should work. Going to the Venezuela's web sitemay have the information for you. The country often provides the numerous vendors that can help you. I did that when planning for my trip to Ireland. I knew found out which ones were reputable with regards toserivce.The fastest solution will mostly likely be Goggling, 'SIM card Venezuela' and I am sure multiple vendors willpop up willing to sell you a SIM card for whatever country you desire. This is the nice thing about phones with SIM cards..... » Read More Yes. As long as you can buy a SIM card for that country it should work. Going to the Venezuela's web sitemay have the information for you. The country often provides the numerous vendors that can help you. I did that when planning for my trip to Ireland. I knew found out which ones were reputable with regards toserivce.The fastest solution will mostly likely be Goggling, 'SIM card Venezuela' and I am sure multiple vendors willpop up willing to sell you a SIM card for whatever country you desire. This is the nice thing about phones with SIM cards.. You just keep replacing the SIM card and away you go.Good luck and happy traveling. « Show Less
2101690
no, these adapters are for continental Europe. You need a UK adapter for Ireland and Scotland. Its a heavy 3 pronged adapter. Also your question refers to the products...that has nothing to do with plugging in...all electrical power in Europe and UK is 220 volts. You have to check as to whether yor prduct can handle 220 V. Most cell phones don't care whether its 110 or 220, but I would check your specific product to be sure. If you are wrong you won't be happy with the smoke that comes out of your now burned out product!
658800
Yes it is. I bought this to carry my ipad to Ireland, and wanted to make sure there was a place for the adaptor.
872037
I don't know why it wouldn't. I've used it in Ireland, Turkey, Iceland, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Italy.
1906259
I traveled in the Souther part of Ireland, Clare, Galway, Cork,Dingle,and Dublin. The adapter worked well. I cannot say if it will work in the Northern Part. It worked for both Iphone and Ipad
1981931
It worked for me in Scotland, so I can it imagine it would work in Ireland also
36512
Hi Lorraine! It has a 2 prong slotted plug (||) like we have here throughout North America and it's rated at 120V AC, 60Hz, 600W. Unfortunately I can't even begin to tell you if it will work in Ireland or not. Hope this helps.
1981934
Yes, it does work in Ireland. You can use it to charge an iPhone or other apple products. I don't know whether other smart phone chargers also have converters built in or whether they would need a converter. Any other appliance would need a converter.
993605
I have been using this in France and it is very handy to be able to plug in my American and British and European plugs. It doesn't convert power so you must know that the items you plug into it work at the power you connect to. Which is not a problem for most electronics items. So yes, it should work in Spain too. I've used a similar one in Spain and a number of other European countries.
243633
You'll need an adapter as it has the standard North American prongs, but as long as you have that, it should work fine. If you check out the pictures, there are a couple that show the product specs (as listed on the device) as being compatible with inputs of 100 to 240V. I actually just got back from Dublin, and mine worked fine while there.
1356328
Yes, they work with two or three prong electronic devices, to use or charge them in Ireland and the Uk. One tip I would pass on is to fit your plug into the adapter and then plug hype adapter into the wall. This will avoid any sockets blowing fuses if you mistake polarity on your plug. You do realize these are for adapting to the different electrical outlets in other countries, right?
1711574
I have found it to work very good. It has gotten better over time. I did find out voice commands will not work on the unit in Ireland. But around home it is good.
1101338
No, this will not work in Ireland. You'll need a Type G adapter as shown here:Ceptics 3 Outlet Travel Adapter Plug Type G for UK, Hong Kong
367599
It has a 110 plug.I don't know what the Irish Republic has so you may need a converter. It would still be handy for recharging multiple gadgets.
1602051
Yes. I used it in Spain. The only thing it did not work on was my beard trimmer. I'm not sure why.., but I'm not an electrician either. As far as cell phone, iPad and such it worked awesome.
1809887
This adapter will accept any standard US 2-prong or 3-prong electric plug, as well as a European or UK plug. However, this particular adapter is only designed to plug into a UK or Irish outlet.