Where is Ireland?

[Vanterrier]

Theres a section for UK touring but Ireland is not in the UK.
Theres a section for Touring on the Continent but Ireland is not there either.
So where do posts on touring in Ireland go?
K

 

[dickydo]

Go on someone...

 

[2cv]

I reckon that if you put such a post in the continental section it would not be moved.

 

[Trotter]

Near Cricklewood! Neasden way.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

Head towards the isle of man.

Try not to hit it.


I'll get me coit.

 

[Deleted member 144]

Don't know but here are some pictures taken on our trip there?https://ibb.co/9gqqSD9

 

[Deleted member 144]

And some more https://ibb.co/album/6rntB9

 

[Tidewatcher]

It’s just to the west on a very expensive ferry route, at least the Rosslare ferry seems to be a bit hefty. Ireland also does not appear on any green, amber or red list. It is like the Channel Islands and the I.o.M inside the “common travel area” so it is all a bit vague. Recently went there and proof of double jab was all required when entering, on the way back the uk Border Force asked questions about duty free allowance and the like but asked in a rather bored fashion not really wanting a complicated answer.

 

[trevskoda]

What do you need to know, they play fiddles drink lots and believe in little people rainbows and pots of gold, as for places to stay, well anywhere except near Galway town, to end Donegal is best, trust me im an idiot.

 

[Deleted member 7278]

I live in Northern Ireland. We are still part of the UK. You will get very good maps and directions on your phone under Google Maps. Ireland is a lovely place to visit especially the Antrim coast and right down the West of Ireland to Killarney. Come over and enjoy a good holiday on quieter roads>

 

[trevskoda]

Lots to see in donegal

 

[Vanterrier]

I think i know where Ireland is, just not where to post stuff about it... been a few times now and cannot wait to go back.
K

 

[Rec]

Suppose the NI is on UK and Eire is on travelling overseas? But in practice it could be either!

 

[V1nny]

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You’ll be making me homesick with your great photos!! I spent a lot of very happy times in Donegal but I’ve lived in England and Scotland for nearly 40 years and 2020 was the first full year of my life that I couldn’t go back to visit family.

 

[Pauljenny]

We went to Ireland in 2015 and 2016.
Trev showed us some wonderful places and gave us some great Times
But I think it's been cancelled now.
Probably since Ex- President Donald J Fart failed to find an ancestral connection.
Barrack O' bama did, of course.

 

[trevskoda]

It would take a mth to see most things up round Donegal and N Ireland, weather dependant, and 10% fee for my guidance.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

We went a few years ago, wonderful place, going again hopefully, but it's not a cheap journey even using the truck ferry overnight.

 

[Patnlorewatson]

Theres a section for UK touring but Ireland is not in the UK.
Theres a section for Touring on the Continent but Ireland is not there either.
So where do posts on touring in Ireland go?
K

Have a look at Total motorhome Ireland. Also, Campaign for Motorhome Aires Ireland. You'll find them on Facebook.

 

[Pudsey Bear]

I assume Motorhomecraic has been mentioned?

Incidentally, this is the ferry Liz found, a lot cheaper when we used it by comparison.

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