How much alcohol can I bring into Ireland duty-free?
1 L spirits or 2 L ≤22%; plus 4 L still wine; 16 L beer. Anything over the allowance must be declared, and duty and tax may apply.
Source: revenue.ie, checked 5 Nov 2026
Quick answer
1 L spirits or 2 L ≤22%; plus 4 L still wine; 16 L beer.
Source: revenue.ie, checked 5 Nov 2026
1 L spirits or 2 L ≤22%; plus 4 L still wine; 16 L beer. Anything over the allowance must be declared, and duty and tax may apply.
Source: revenue.ie, checked 5 Nov 2026
Alcohol up to 24% ABV (beer, wine): carry-on yes, but carry-on liquids limit of the departure airport applies; checked bag yes; No aviation limit; destination customs allowance applies. Source: faa.gov, checked 5 Nov 2026
Alcohol 24-70% ABV (spirits): carry-on yes, but carry-on liquids limit applies; checked bag yes; Max 5 L per container and 5 L per passenger, unopened retail packaging. Source: faa.gov, checked 5 Nov 2026
Alcohol over 70% ABV (e.g. 151-proof rum, grain alcohol): carry-on no; checked bag no; Forbidden. Source: faa.gov, checked 5 Nov 2026
Drinks in your carry-on also count toward the airport's liquids limit unless bought after security.
Aer Lingus: 24-70% ABV in retail packaging, receptacles <=5 L, max 5 L per person. Source: aerlingus.com, checked 6 Nov 2026