I can confirm that we have just obtained two EU Pet Passports for our two dogs. 45 euros each, so 90 total.
Crossed from Cairnryan to Larne, no AHC required at any point. The vet we used was the same one as the OP, ie Anne Scott just outside of Carndonagh. She works from a farm on the Tulanree Road (misspelled Tulnaree on my map).
We already had old EU pet passports, so the details were entered from that, including our English name and address. No AHC required. The pet chip was checked with a chip reader device. She advised us to keep the old EU passport handy because that had the rabies jab information on it. When that jab expires in a year or two, the info for the new rabies jab will go on the new EU passport and the old one will be unnecessary.
Other info relevant for motorhomers, not related to the vet thing. Carndonagh is just south of Malin Head (the northernmost point of Ireland), on the Inishowen peninsula, between Lough Foyle and Lough Swilly.
In Carndonagh there is a motorhome service point - black and grey water dump. Water is available - 1 jeton gives you 100 litres. Also there's 2 electric points, 1 jeton gives 1 hour. I don't know where to get a jeton or how much they are.
There is a free aire for up to seven motorhomes behind the Inishowen Tourist Info Office in Buncrana, on the coast. Free water, no dump points. Recycling (glass/cans) but no general waste bins on the other side of the fence. Electricity for 3 MHs, buy a card for 5 euros from the garage opposite, gives 10 'units', ie 10 kWh. That's a lot of electricity - equivalent to about 10 average leisure batteries. The tourist office gave us a nice booklet with a good map of the area and lots of ideas for things to see/do. The Wild Atlantic Way starts at Malin Head, and goes all down the West Coast of Ireland. They also gave us a camp site book, which is mostly the big sites with lots of facilities.
Crossed from Cairnryan to Larne, no AHC required at any point. The vet we used was the same one as the OP, ie Anne Scott just outside of Carndonagh. She works from a farm on the Tulanree Road (misspelled Tulnaree on my map).
We already had old EU pet passports, so the details were entered from that, including our English name and address. No AHC required. The pet chip was checked with a chip reader device. She advised us to keep the old EU passport handy because that had the rabies jab information on it. When that jab expires in a year or two, the info for the new rabies jab will go on the new EU passport and the old one will be unnecessary.
Other info relevant for motorhomers, not related to the vet thing. Carndonagh is just south of Malin Head (the northernmost point of Ireland), on the Inishowen peninsula, between Lough Foyle and Lough Swilly.
In Carndonagh there is a motorhome service point - black and grey water dump. Water is available - 1 jeton gives you 100 litres. Also there's 2 electric points, 1 jeton gives 1 hour. I don't know where to get a jeton or how much they are.
There is a free aire for up to seven motorhomes behind the Inishowen Tourist Info Office in Buncrana, on the coast. Free water, no dump points. Recycling (glass/cans) but no general waste bins on the other side of the fence. Electricity for 3 MHs, buy a card for 5 euros from the garage opposite, gives 10 'units', ie 10 kWh. That's a lot of electricity - equivalent to about 10 average leisure batteries. The tourist office gave us a nice booklet with a good map of the area and lots of ideas for things to see/do. The Wild Atlantic Way starts at Malin Head, and goes all down the West Coast of Ireland. They also gave us a camp site book, which is mostly the big sites with lots of facilities.
