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Fact: The State Pension does not begin at age 65 in Ireland, but a specific transitional payment can bridge the gap. Understanding **what are you entitled to at 65 in Ireland?** is crucial for navigating your financial and healthcare options during this significant life stage.
As of September 2025, there is no automatic free TV licence for individuals aged over 60 in Scotland or the wider UK. The criteria for receiving a free licence have shifted, becoming means-tested and linked to other benefits, which is a significant change from past policies. This article explains the current eligibility rules and what options are available for older adults.
As of 2025, the State Pension (Contributory) is paid to eligible individuals from the age of 66, marking a significant milestone for older Irish residents. This article provides a definitive guide covering exactly **what elderly people are entitled to in Ireland**, outlining the full range of supports available.
