How much to tip in Ireland?

What most people said

• Most say tipping isn't required or a strong custom as in the US, but it is appreciated.
• Around 10% for sit-down meals with table service is the most common answer; some say up to 15-20% for great service.
• Opinions split on whether restaurant tips are expected: some locals say yes, others say it's a bonus.
• For private drivers or personal services, a tip at the end is a nice gesture but amounts vary widely; €10 is typical for a small service.

What people said

• We don't have a tipping rule here like in the US, tipping isn't necessary but certainly appreciated.
• 10 percent. It's sometimes added into the bill and sometimes not. I tip if it's a sit down meal. Not for take out or a bakery or anything like that.
• People are paid decently here and don't depend on tips for a wage but we do tip in restaurants where we get proper table service.