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hopefully this may persuade some of you to visit.
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Wilding shouldn't be much of an issue at all.What's the camping situation, is it wilding or sites mainly ?
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O yes, especially if you don't drink GuinnessDo they still shoot at The English?? Might try it if they don't.
I only mention that with a certain degree of trepidation. I knew, (distantly), an ex soldier and his friend, who went fishing for a week in The South. They stayed at a small pub. Then one morning, as they set off in their car,....................................BANG. Both killed.O yes, especially if you don't drink Guinness
Ill ward them off you Tootles, no issues !!
Get over here, we'll have a night in McGinleys Bar, great beer, great Music and the craic is mighty !
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Yeah, it happened Tootles.I only mention that with a certain degree of trepidation. I knew, (distantly), an ex soldier and his friend, who went fishing for a week in The South. They stayed at a small pub. Then one morning, as they set off in their car,....................................BANG. Both killed.
Derry is one of the most genuine and friendly cities in Ireland, but some pubs/areas are still a no go for British as they associate them with the 72 bloody Sunday incident..... but the areas are small.My ex-husbands maternal family came from (I believe) Derry & huge paternal family from Waterford...and I've promised my uni son I will take him back to his familial roots one day...looks like I need to start saving up...my son adores his guinness and real ale...I just adore the Irish...
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Good show. My sister in law has a place in Donegal, often been offered a visit, but never to sure........Yeah, it happened Tootles.
Knew a few British soldiers who died here.
Also knew 2 of the Omagh Bomb victims.
Things massively changed tootles, lots of British here, both visiting and living here, especially since the recession where a nice 3 bed semi can be had for €50K and a 4 bed detached for less than €100K....lots here.
I am 4 mile from the NI border, the bombs shook our home often, and we got "used" to it.... sounds so strange now, doesn't it? My family grew up not knowing "the troubles".... great, it doesn't compute with them.
No issues, get over here, you'll enjoy it, people genuinely friendly and the sterling/euro exchange rate is now brilliant !
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Ferry only cost us 14 quid used my Airmiles.Great place did it last year love to go again but the ferry costs are to high. :-(
Yes, motorhome craic is an excellent forum.This is the irish motorhome forum http://www.motorhomecraic.com/forum/
We joined when we went 2 years ago. Found it particularly useful for wildcamping and aires, they have more than we do and is some nice places. we loved Donhagadee and Donegal harbour car park. as well as a few pubs and a couple of campsites.
We went from Dublin around the North to Donegal, had a nice time saw some great views but weather was abit mixed and beware - its not cheap, we compared it to a similar holiday in Britanny and brittany was a good 20% cheaper. We are 120 miles from Holyhead and 250 miles from Dover but the ferries, fuel, admission prices
do mount up. shortsighted IMHO.
Jon
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