Ireland is an island country located to the northwest of continental Europe. It is divided into four provinces: Connacht, Leinster, Munster, and Ulster.
In urban areas, public toilets can be found at bus stations, train stations, shopping centers, and tourist information offices. Some city centers have pay-to-use public toilets, while others are free. In rural areas, public toilets are scarce and often located near pubs or restaurants where customers may use the facilities.
Most cafes, pubs, and restaurants in Ireland provide private toilets for customers, but these may not always be clean or well-maintained. Some businesses may charge a small fee for toilet use.
It’s considered impolite to ask to use someone’s private home for the bathroom unless you’re an invited guest. When using public or private toilets, it’s customary to leave them in a clean and tidy state as you found them.
In emergency situations where public toilets are not available, supermarkets often have accessible toilets that customers can use during opening hours.