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The first thing to think about is what you want to buy. We will probably have to make a decision based on the time we plan to stay in the country, as well as the economic conditions of the country. In Ireland, buying a new vehicle is more expensive than in Spain, as well as having insurance and maintenance. If you decide to buy a second-hand vehicle, the first thing you need to do is check out the carsIreland page, which has all the cars for sale. It's a good way to know where to buy it.

It's recommended to go to the following establishments.

There are several second-hand car buying and selling establishments throughout the country. Make sure the dealer is registered with the Society for the Motor Industry.

We can find both old and newer cars, but the price will vary depending on the age of the car. You can find cars that are over 14 years old for less than 2,000.

It is recommended to look at DoneDeal or Adverts websites for buying and selling items in Ireland.

If you pay attention to the Spanish groups on Facebook, you will see that sometimes people sell their cars because they are leaving the country or they are buying a better one.

In Ireland, the car insurance contract can be managed online or by telephone, which is convenient because it saves you from having to visit various insurers and spend a lot of time. The prices are quite high, especially if it is an old car. It will be noted in the final fee that you will get if you have not been in any other Irish car insurance policy before.

Comprehensive insurance for a car that is 15 years old can cost between 1,500-2,000 a year.

Fees for legal maintenance of the car would be as follows:

It is necessary to make an appointment in advance to pass the ITV to the car in Ireland. It is recommended to look at the waiting list in advance so that you don't miss the deadline and the previous test ends.

The way it works in Ireland is as follows: once you arrive at the place where you have decided to pass the ITV (there are quite a few all over the country), you hand over the keys and your driving license at the reception, you will wait in a waiting room , usually overlooking the garage where the employees work, and you are called over a loudspeaker when your car is ready for pickup.

They notify you if the vehicle has passed or not. You will need to fix the issue on your own and try it again within two weeks. The price of the second revision is less than the first. The second revision will cost less than the first one.

MacBook Pro black screens can occur in several forms, and it's not necessarily a cause for concern. You'll normally see a black screen on MacBook Pro (or a grey or blue screen) at least once during startup, and sometimes the process can take longer than others, especially if it's been a while since you've used your device. If you've waited, and you're still seeing a MacBook Pro black screen after a few minutes, it's time to try to a few things that might solve the issue.

Before you start wondering how much it might cost to fix, take a breath and try working through the steps below before you visit your nearest Apple Authorised Service Provider or store. Many of our writers and creative contributors use MacBooks for their daily work, so a black screen on MacBook Pro is an issue we've come across in the office more than a few times. Below, are the steps that we go through to try to solve the problem, whether it involves the laptop's own screen or an external display.

Speaking of external displays, if you're looking to expand your screen space, see our choice of the best monitors for MacBook Pro or the best 4K monitors. And If you're looking to upgrade your laptop, see our pick of the best MacBook Pro deals.

Whether your using an older Intel MacBook or a brand new M2 MacBook Pro, any number of issues can cause a MacBook Pro black screen. Sometimes it can happen waking your laptop from sleep, and sometimes it can be caused by broke disk permissions or a software error. Below we'll outline the steps to try if the problem is a black, or otherwise blank screen, on your MacBook Pro's own display. If your problem is with an external monitor, skip to how to fix a black screen on a MacBook Pro external monitor.

This might seem obvious and you've probably already done it, but just to be sure, do check the power and brightness controls. It can be a massive relief to discover the issue is something as simple as this. If you're running on battery, connect your laptop to its charger just in case the battery has run down. Check the power indicator light shows so you can rule out a faulty power cable. It’s also possible that you (or your cat) might have unintentionally hit the brightness keys on the keyboard at some point at that you screen is simply dimmed. Hit F2 or use the control bar to try increasing the brightness on your MacBook Pro.

Peripheral devices like printers, keyboards, external drives, mice and trackpads can all cause potential start up problems. If you definitely have power, but your MacBook isn't starting up, make sure it's disconnected from anything other than your charging cable and adapter.

Once you've confirmed that the laptop is receiving power and you've ruled out the possibility of interference from peripheral devices, the next thing to try is a simple restart. Pressing Control + Command (the symbol with four loops) + Power/Eject/Touch ID button (depending on your model) should automatically restart your device. Alternatively, hold the power button for 5 seconds to shut down your MacBook Pro, wait 15 seconds and then press the button again to reboot. Fingers crossed.

Still no luck? Then try a forced reset and then start up from macOS Recovery. Sometimes a good old-fashioned hard restart is all it takes to fix all kinds of MacBook issues. On an Apple-chipped MacBook Pro (from the M1 MacBook Pro 13 to the new 2023 M2 Pro and M2 Max models), press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds.

You should see the startup options window, which includes a gear icon labelled Options. Select Options and Continue. If the options window doesn't appeal, release the power button, and press and hold it again for another 10 seconds. If the startup options window doesn't appear, release the power button and try again.

On an older Intel-chipped MacBook Pro, press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds, then press and release the power button and immediately press and hold Command + R until you see an Apple logo or other image. If you still see a blank screen after about 20 seconds, it's time to move on.

In both cases, if this recovers your screen, it's worth running Disk Utility to check for errors. If Disk Utility finds errors and repair them, restart your MacBook again afterwards. If it finds no errors, Apple recommends reinstalling macOS (opens in new tab).

This isn't official from Apple, but years of MacBook lore claim that a particular key sequence can sometimes revive a non-reacting blank MacBook Pro screen. Press power button once, Press 'S' (the sleep hotkey), and then hold the power button to perform a hard shut down. Wait 15 seconds and press the button to restart. We have no idea why this works, but plenty of people have vouched for it.

MacBook Pro Safe Mode allows you to start you MacBook without other launch agents booting up. This can eliminate the potential for issues with other apps and services interfering and preventing your screen from displaying correctly.

To boot into Safe Mode, power off and let your MacBook Pro sit for 20 seconds. Turn it on again and immediately hold down the Shift key. Release the Shift key when the login window appears. You should see 'Safe Boot' in the upper right corner of the window. Sometimes you may be asked to login twice, and your computer may take a longer than usual to start while it carries out diagnostics. After it's completely booted up, you can restart again in normal startup and see if the black screen is fixed.

If that doesn't work, it's time to start turning to more technical solutions. NVRAM (non-volatile random-access memory) and PRAM (Parameter RAM) are small memory partitions that store settings like volume control and display resolution. Sometimes they encounter issues and require resetting. To do that, power down then hit the power button again to boot up you MacBook. Immediately hold down Option + Command + P + R at the same time while the machine boots, and keep holding them down until you hear the startup chime (around 2 seconds)

Note that you may lose some of your settings by doing this, so if this does solve the issue, check you system preferences afterwards to make sure your date/time, display and disk options are correct.

The Mac's Systems Management Controller (SMC) controls things like temperature, keyboard, display and fans. Resetting the SMC is another possible quick fix to resolve a black screen on MacBook Pro. Turn of your MacBook and unplug it for at least 15 seconds before plugging in again. Then, with the power still off, hold down Shift + Option + Control + the power button all together. Release the keys when your MacBook starts booting up.

As a very last resort you may need to reinstall MacOS, but note that this will mean effectively reverting to a new Mac. You may want to contact Apple Support (opens in new tab) before resorting to this. While you can non-destructively reinstall macOS without deleting files, we recommend always backing up your files and folders to an external hard drive or to the cloud in order to be prepared for this eventuality.

The steps above should help you resolve a MacBook Pro black screen, but if your laptop's own screen is working but an external monitor is blank, there are other things to try.

It may seem obvious, but first check the power on your external monitor and then check you connections. Most MacBook Pros only offer Thunderbolt/USB-C connectors for external monitors, so if you're using a monitor with a different connection, you'll need to check your adapter or dock too.  If you find that the external display doesn't turn on after you connect it, try connecting your display while your MacBook is turned off, and then switch your MacBook on.

The black screen on a MacBook Pro external monitor may be caused by simply closing your laptop. By default, this automatically puts your MacBook Pro to sleep. If you want to be able to close the lid of your MacBook Pro but still use the laptop via an external monitor, you'll need to change some settings. Go to System Preferences > Battery > Energy Saver > Power Adapter, and move the slider to Never. Note that you'll also need to have a keyboard and either a mouse or trackpad connected to your MacBook Pro or it will still sleep on closing the lid.

If the external monitor display is still blank go to System Preferences > Displays. You can press the Alt/option key to bring up the 'Detect Displays' button. Click on 'Detect Displays', to prompt your MacBook Pro to recognise the external monitor. See our guide to how to connect a monitor to MacBook Pro for more details on using an external monitor and see our guide to the best dock for MacBook Pro to expand your connection options.

In the above we've dealt with how to fix a MacBook Pro black screen when the screen is showing nothing at all. There are other issues that can occur, for example, the screen may flash a question mark, a circle with a line through it or something else. These are all signs that your MacBook it powering on but isn't starting up:

A circle with a line through it: this means that your startup disk contains a Mac operating system but you're not able to use it. Apple recommends that you press and hold the power button on your Mac for up to 10 seconds until your device turns off and then use Disk Utility to repair your startup disk (see above).

A folder with a flashing question mark: this means that your startup disk is no longer available or doesn't contain a working Mac operating system. Apple recommends that if the question mark is persistent and your Mac isn't starting up, again try pressing and holding the power button for up to 10 seconds until your Mac turns off and then using Disk Utility to repair your startup disk. If it doesn't find any errors, you may have no option but to reinstall macOS.

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