First Trip to Ireland - recommendations appreciated

[Flintlock]

Great pics there D. Looks like you had a fab trip (thumbs)

[Heff]

Can thoroughly recommend Achill

Here's a few pics from a while back

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And the famous radio mast

[Heff]

Can thoroughly recommend Achill

Here's a few pics from a while back

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And the famous radio mast

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[Shedman]

Hi i just got back yesterday from a week over there excellent roads Ring of beara was good which is just below Kerry ,and its a lot quieter around Westport /Newport area,Doonin (Riverside camping) was good and you get folk music in local bars. if you haven't got a sat nav Aldi had a Garmin Zumo of 150 euros. still kicking myself for not getting one.TAKE MIDGE REPELLANT just in case seems worse further north.

[Jersey87]

Heff + Suzi - Radio tower added to the list.

Thanks everyone, looks like a bit of a plan is now forming (thumbs)

Shedman - Will do. Hope they're not as prolific as the Highlands or Norway...not enjoyable

[lmac]

Just got back yesterday as well and another vote for Mannix point.

[lmac]

For the first night after landing at Rosslare and before pushing West we stayed at the Ferry house B&B New Ross, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland
Phone:+353 87 838 5209.

John was a great host. Deal with him direct for good rates .

[Tawe2000]

Sounds great, wish I was coming with you... Enjoy

[geoham]

I too would recommend Achill Island.

Keel Sandybanks is a great campsite and make sure to checkout Keem beach, not that far from the campsite and worth a visit.
Nagle's caravan and camping in Doolin is a great campsite and its right next to the Cliffs of Mohar. well worth a visit if your that far up plus you could also take in the Father Ted sights if it's your thing (thumbs)