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Subject: Re: Phone Service in Ireland
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 From: nixbur!jobrien@eecs.nwu.edu (John O'Brien):
 
>I am going to Ireland in a couple of weeks and I am wondering what the
>phone service is like there.  Specifically:

>1.)  Can I use my Sprint FON card to call the US?
>2.)  Can I use my Sprint card for local Irish calls?
>3.)  I have an AT&T Universal card.  Can I use it to
>     make calls within Ireland or to the US?
 
Hi.
 
It is possible to use the AT&T card to call the States - this would be
done by calling the Operator responsible for international calls (114)
and giving them the number, I suppose.
 
You can't use the Sprint card. As for local calls, I'd just pay the
30c fee !
 
Regards, 

bjh 
University College Dublin