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Ireland is unusual in that it doesn't have a "summer" time as during summer we use Irish Standard Time (UTC+1) and switch to Greenwich Mean Time (UTC+0) for win
by patrickmcnamara 8y ago
Ireland is unusual in that it doesn't have a "summer" time as during summer we use Irish Standard Time (UTC+1) and switch to Greenwich Mean Time (UTC+0) for winter.
It doesn't actually make a difference. We still switch at the same time that the rest of Europe does.
- CalRobert 8y agoI wasn't even going to get in to the whole IST thing. I usually just say BST when pressed. Was that a result of not wanting "standard" to be the same as Britain's standard?