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 Certainly! With €266 a week in Ireland, you can plan a well-balanced budget to cover essentials and some leisure activities. Here's a sample breakdown of what you might consider:

1. **Accommodation (if not covered elsewhere):**  
   - If you're renting, this might be your main expense. Rent varies depending on the city and type of accommodation. For example, in Dublin, a one-bedroom apartment may cost between €1,200–€1,800 per month (€280–€420 per week).  
   - If you're staying with friends or in shared accommodation, this can be lower or free.

2. **Groceries and Food:**  
   - Budget around €60–€80 per week for groceries, including essentials like bread, milk, vegetables, meat, and household items. Shopping at stores like Lidl, Aldi, or Tesco can help keep costs low.

3. **Transport:**  
   - Public transport (bus, Luas, Dart) in cities like Dublin can cost around €15–€30 per week with a travel card.  
   - If you have a car, fuel, insurance, and maintenance will be additional costs.

4. **Utilities and Internet (if not included in rent):**  
   - Electricity, heating, water, and internet may total approximately €20–€50 per week, depending on usage and provider.

5. **Leisure, Entertainment, and Dining Out:**  
   - Budget around €30–€50 for dining out, movies, or social activities.

6. **Savings and Miscellaneous:**  
   - It's wise to set aside some money for emergencies or future savings, about €20–€30 weekly.

**Sample Weekly Budget:**

| Item                      | Estimated Cost (€) |
|---------------------------|-------------------|
| Groceries                | 70                |
| Transport                | 20                |
| Utilities/Internet       | 15                |
| Dining/Entertainment     | 30                |
| Miscellaneous/Savings  | 20                |
| **Total**                | **155**           |

This leaves room within your €266 budget for additional expenses or savings.

**Tips:**  
- Adjust your spending based on your specific needs and location.  
- Consider buying in bulk or shopping at discount stores.  
- Use student or travel discounts if applicable.

If you provide more details about your living situation or preferences, I can offer a more tailored plan!