To begin driving lessons in Ireland, you need to apply for a provisional driving license, which can typically be done online through the National Driver License Service (NDLS) website. Once you have your provisional license, you can contact a registered driving instructor or a driving school to book your lessons.

In Ireland, you can start taking driving lessons at the age of 17, provided you have a valid provisional license.

The number of lessons you’ll need can vary depending on your prior experience and individual progress. Many new drivers typically require 12 to 15 lessons, but this can be more or less depending on your skills and comfort level.

A typical driving lesson in Ireland will cover various aspects of driving, including road safety, vehicle control, maneuvering, and dealing with different traffic situations. Your instructor will guide you through these elements to build your driving skills and confidence.

If you fail your driving test, the examiner will provide feedback on your performance. You can reapply for the test after a waiting period, which is typically a few weeks.