David Hookstead loses money at Dublin Airport currency exchange

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 4

Hookstead said his wife exchanged several thousand dollars on arrival in Dublin on 22 April and received about €3,000 back after fees and a poor rate.
He described airport currency exchange counters as effectively a scam, saying the loss amounted to a "small fortune", though reserve cash and cards meant the trip could continue.
The complaint appeared in a first-person account of a wider Europe trip covering Ireland and France, including illness in Dublin, visits to Normandy and criticism of parts of Paris.

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