Euro € Symbol on iPhone 3G In Ireland

Hi,
In the International settings on my iPhone, I have selected the language as English and the keyboard as English (UK). This means that the default currency symbol on the keyboard layout is the Pound £. As the Euro € is the currency in Ireland, I would be interested to know if there is a way to have the Euro as the default currency symbol with the English keyboard layout? I know that by holding the £ key I can get the choice of currencies, but I would just like to have the Euro as the default.
Thanks in advance.
Anthony.....

I have the euro, not as a default, but it is there.
Place your finger on the $ (US keyboard) and hold for a moment and it is one of the options. Same with the pound key on the UK keyboard.
I also have the Euro on the symbols keyboard in e-mail.
With a Spanish keyboard the euro is the default currency on the 123 keyboard.

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