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gabreille974 | 22:49 Mon 23rd Aug 2004 | Travel
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do you need a passport to go to NORTHERN IRELAND from SCOTLAND
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No, they are both part of the UK. However, if you are flying you will need photographic ID, and a passport is a way of providing this
22:56 Mon 23rd Aug 2004
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No you don't because they are both part of the UK. But an airline will insist on photographic ID so bringing a passport anyway is advisable.
22:57 Mon 23rd Aug 2004
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Crossed posting pinus.
22:57 Mon 23rd Aug 2004
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If they do insist on photographic ID, then sue them for defamation of character. If they're accusing you of being a terrorist with no evidence whatsoever then they deserve to be taken to the cleaners for every penny they've got.
21:54 Tue 24th Aug 2004
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Just to stir up a debate.....Northern Ireland is NOT part of the UK but IS part of Great Britain. UK is the Scotland/England/Wales mainland, GB includes Northern Ireland, British Isles include the Irish Republic. A passport is not required for travel within GB.
16:55 Thu 26th Aug 2004

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