How hard can it be to drive?

Asmooh

I have my drivers license for almost 10 years now and never made a accident in any kind.
now my biggest challenge will start, driving on the complete opposite way of the road but still with LHD car instead of a Irish RHD, not that it will matter it's still against every I have driven before.

so... tips and tricks to survive UK and Dublin after it?

Fey!

I know that this sounds stupid, but I have a simple line I use at junctions when driving in Poland:

Left Cross, Right Don't Cross.

Like I said, I know it sounds daft, but it keeps things straight and I haven't ended up driving on the wrong side of the road yet! Of course it helps that I'm driving a left hand drive, so the other thing is to keep the steering wheel closer to the centre of the road.

For here the opposite line would apply; Right Cross, Left Don't Cross. And seeing as you're in a LHD car, you want to be sitting in the ditch!

colm_mcm

I do think that you're more likely to drive on the wrong side in a LHD car though. Maybe one of those stickers they have on rental cars?

CiniO

I don't think it's likely you will drive on the wrong side of the road at the beginning.
If it's going to happen, it's going to be much later - after few days or few weeks of driving here once you stop thinking about it.
Happened to me few times...

colm_mcm

More likely to happen out in the countryside IMO,,where there aren't any signs/other traffic