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    Irish Road Trip

    Having done the Euro road trip thing a couple of times now I have decided for me holliers this year do a road trip around Ireland. Im going the first week of September

    I'll be using the e28 so want to take in some nice driving roads and places to stay. For example Im going to visit Giants Causeway, Bushmills Distilleries, Cliffs of Moher, Dingle, Glendalough etc etc

    Have you guys any recommendations on
    a: nice places to stay i.e. http://www.emlaghhouse.com/
    b: good driving scenic roads
    c: places to visit

    Cheers

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    Irish Road Trip

    Sky road clifden co Galway.not the best driving roads but great scenery.

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    RE: Irish Road Trip

    And a spin over the Wicklow Gap when you're visiting Glendalough

    Sounds like a great trip Eamo

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    RE: Irish Road Trip

    Donegal has to be on it. the coast is amazing

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    RE: Irish Road Trip

    Well all you need to do is turn right when leaving the NI-BMW show and you're striaght on the Antrim Coastal route that will take straight to the Giants Causeway if you so wish!

    If you're up that way then its definatley worth going over Torr Head.

    As Listermint says, Donegal should get a hit, great drives to be had. The Atlantic Drive around Fanad head and Downings etc is a must! There is a couple of decent hotels in Downings.

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    Irish Road Trip

    How about the Ring of Kerry Eamo? Have a romantic dinner and stay in Sheen Falls while you're nearby.

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    The coast Road from Dungarvan to Tramore (40mins) is a real 'TopGear' road. It has everything. There are two decent straight stretches mixed between winding slow/fast bends, both uphill and downhill. The scenery is also second to none.

    Before Dungarvan, you should visit Ardmore, very picturesque. After Tramore you need to visit Dunmore East. All this could potentially be done in one day.

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    1st result of irish road trip in youtube:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9sAUNhGPk0
    :P:P:P:P:P

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    RE: Irish Road Trip

    http://www.inistioge.ie/

    some view and drive!

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    RE: Irish Road Trip

    The road between Lisdoonvarna and Ballyvaughan is a cracker, particularly the Corkscrew section. You need to be up early to avoid the campervans, buses, rentals, cyclists etc but well worth it.

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