Aston to Ireland Good idea?
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Dublin, Radisson Blu St Helens Hotel, good and secure. Park car and take bus/cab into city centre.
South from Dublin via Wicklow Mountains, to say Kilkenny or Waterford or Dungarvan ( Park Hotel oe Lawlors and eat in The Tannery Restaurant )
South to Cork ( Kinsale and or Glandore ), next West to Clare and home.
PM me if you like, I live in Ireland and drive a GT3
South from Dublin via Wicklow Mountains, to say Kilkenny or Waterford or Dungarvan ( Park Hotel oe Lawlors and eat in The Tannery Restaurant )
South to Cork ( Kinsale and or Glandore ), next West to Clare and home.
PM me if you like, I live in Ireland and drive a GT3
Ah great some info.. We are either A) Off to Turkey on 22nd August b) Driving to Switzerland C) Driving to Ireland.
The wife wants Turkey I want to drive ;-)
I have looked on a map wanted to go to Galway but it looks lost on that coast! The G hotel seems nice.
Will delve further into your recommendations. If we are passing will ping you a message and meet for a coffee as you say.
Regards
The wife wants Turkey I want to drive ;-)
I have looked on a map wanted to go to Galway but it looks lost on that coast! The G hotel seems nice.
Will delve further into your recommendations. If we are passing will ping you a message and meet for a coffee as you say.
Regards
If you want a driving holiday Switzerland all day every day. Less cars, better roads, less car crime (see not about secure parking above from a local), safer roads and some truly memorable driving. Oh and better weather.
I've been to Ireland many,many times and done a lot of driving over there especially between Dublin and The West and in those areas. Ireland on the right day and on the right road is truly stunning....the reality is a lot of the roads are still not what they should be and the weather is a hugely variable.
"Force" wife to go on a driving holiday to Ireland....if you get some bad weather I can see there being some pointed remarks about the holiday destination
I've been to Ireland many,many times and done a lot of driving over there especially between Dublin and The West and in those areas. Ireland on the right day and on the right road is truly stunning....the reality is a lot of the roads are still not what they should be and the weather is a hugely variable.
"Force" wife to go on a driving holiday to Ireland....if you get some bad weather I can see there being some pointed remarks about the holiday destination

Edited by Beardy10 on Thursday 4th August 13:01
Edited by Beardy10 on Thursday 4th August 13:04
He 's right about the weather, could be anything, but all of Northern Europe is poor this summer. Our roads are largely good now, lots of potholes though. We have a new motorway east west which means Galway is 2 hrs form Dublin, say 2.30 mins. Northand West of Galway is stunning, but West Cork and Waterford are our secret . Play safe, go to Turkey. Or..........
We could be interested in an Irish road trip too, also doing the Holyhead route over. I have been to Ireland many times for work, taking in County Wicklow, but would love to explore the west coast.
We have a 4 year old boy, so a nice hotel with kids play room and indoor pool would be a bonus. I have taken up fly fishing, so finding some good trout or salmon waters would make my holiday. Finally on the wish list would be a hotel on/near a good beach, so if the weather is OK, paddling, sand castles and kite flying could be on the agenda.
Any recommendations for a week's itinerary and good hotels would be appreciated!!!
We have a 4 year old boy, so a nice hotel with kids play room and indoor pool would be a bonus. I have taken up fly fishing, so finding some good trout or salmon waters would make my holiday. Finally on the wish list would be a hotel on/near a good beach, so if the weather is OK, paddling, sand castles and kite flying could be on the agenda.
Any recommendations for a week's itinerary and good hotels would be appreciated!!!
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