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  • 04-02-2008 3:01pm
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    Ohyeah
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    I have some notes left from a trip to the Middle East I went on last year.

    They are from a country that is not normally mentioned in the foreign exchange rates tables:D

    anyway is there a bank or branch in Dublin that exchanges most foreign currencies, or is their somewhere on line I could check to see which banks exchanges which currencies in Dublin?

    Thanks all :)


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    Random
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    You could try ringing your local branch and see?

    You could also try the various banks websites I guess.


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    Jesus Wept
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    Bank of Ireland college green is a good bet. And if they won't do it, the central bank should.

    I think.


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    unclebill98
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    Ohyeah wrote: »
    I have some notes left from a trip to the Middle East I went on last year.

    They are from a country that is not normally mentioned in the foreign exchange rates tables:D

    anyway is there a bank or branch in Dublin that exchanges most foreign currencies, or is their somewhere on line I could check to see which banks exchanges which currencies in Dublin?

    Thanks all :)

    Go to your account holding branch. They'll most likely send it off to get credit and your account will get credited in a few weeks.


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