EURO EVO DEVO 2018
 
 

GENERAL INFORMATION

Banks & Currency

 

The Euro (€) is the currency in use in Ireland. Visa and Master Card are all widely accepted in pubs, shops and restaurants throughout the country. Traveller’s cheques can be cashed at most hotels and banks.

Bank Opening Hours – Mon, Tues & Fri 10.00-16.00; Wed 10.30-16.00; Thurs 10.00-17.00hr

Climate

Mild and temperate (showers can occur any time of the year.) June weather can be variable. Temperatures range from 18 – 24 °C

Clothing

Delegates are reminded of Ireland’s variable weather (It is why we are so lush and green!) During the conference we would recommend standard neat attire. Jeans and casual wear is appropriate.

Electricity

Electric Current: 240 Volts AV Plug type: 3 large flat prong British type plug. BS1363 system.

Insurance

All conference attendees are advised to arrange private travel insurance. The conference/meeting organisers and committee accept no liability for personal accidents or damage to property while in attendance at the conference. The organising committee of 7th EVODEVO2018 reserves the right to amend and alter the conference programme and events without prior notice and accepts no liability as a result of such actions.

Language

The official language of the meeting is English.

Shopping

General opening hours are Monday-Saturday from 09.00-18.00 with later opening hours on Thursday evenings. Most major stores/shops open on Sunday – some with reduced opening times from 10.30 to 18.00.

Smoking

Ireland has a strict ban on smoking. Smoking is prohibited in public areas within Ireland including all bars, nightclubs and restaurants. If required you should enquire whether your accommodation bedroom is a smoking or non-smoking room. Please use the smoking areas designated outside venues.

Tax Refunds

Value Added Tax (VAT) is charged at 23% on most goods when purchased in a store. Click the link to read more about whether you can claim and the process ttps://www.shoptaxfree.com/tourists/vat-explained/

Tipping

Tipping is a generally accepted practice in restaurants, bars, taxis and hotel porters. A service charge may be included in some restaurants and should be stated on the menu, but otherwise this is a discretionary item.

Telecommunications/ Cell Phones

For international delegates, only digital phones with GSM subscriptions and a roaming agreement will work on the island of Ireland. Visitors should consult with their supplier before departure. Networks widely available are Three, Vodafone and Meteor. The country code for dialling Ireland is +353

Wifi 
A wifi code will be provided to conference guests .
This will provide free service while in the Aras na Mac Léinn Building - Bailey Allen Hall areas.