The Irish drive on the left and overtake on the right. Generally, priority is given to vehicles on the right. Where priority is the prime control, vehicles entering priority roads are under no obligation to stop unless yielding to a vehicle on the priority road. Vehicles on a roundabout have priority so vehicles entering a roundabout must yield. Traffic coming from the right hand side has precedence at roundabouts.
Yellow lines indicate parking restrictions.
Nearby there will be a sign which details the exact parking restrictions, but typically a double yellow line means no parking at any time, a single yellow line means no parking from 8am to 6 30pm Monday to Saturday, and a broken yellow line means that there are few restrictions. You should check the nearest sign for details of these. These prices are meant as a guide and may vary widely. Generally gasoline is cheaper per litre in The Republic of Ireland than in Northern Ireland. Care should be taken as speed cameras are in operation on many major roads.