Adapters for Ireland

You need the 3 prong UK adapter like this

https://store.ricksteves.com/shop/p/uk-power-adapter

Further info here---https://www.electricalsafetyfirst.org.uk/guides-and-advice/for-travelling/travel-adaptors/

If travelling to Northern Ireland you should use an adaptor that complies with British Standard BS8546. If the sales documentation doesn't mention compliance with this standard, buy something else.

I have Rick's universal but for my latest trip bought this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0774YQPKF/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Small, compact works in UK and Europe and has 2 USB ports on side. If you need the plug for the bedside lamp you can plug it into this and still have the ability to charge your phone.

I saw many , many adapters easily available at airport shops.

In addition to the adapters, we traveled in Ireland in May with a small "travel charging station" by Tessan (via Amazon); there are probably dozens of similar products out there. Connecting it to a wall outlet with the adapter, we were able to charge all our gadgets (phones, Ipad, Kindle, old school camera battery); it has 2 standard 3-prong outlets and 3 USB ports. Perhaps more juice than you need, but it takes up very little room and was around $15.

I was coming here to ask the same question.....

So all of Ireland and Northern Ireland all take the 3 prong style like I used in the UK last year and not the European 2 prong style I used in France? So that is right?

"So all of Ireland and Northern Ireland all take the 3 prong style like I used in the UK last year and not the European 2 prong style I used in France? So that is right?"

Yes.

Thank you Harold.