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| harrper | 31 Dec 13:14 |
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Joined: 31 Dec 2011 Posts: 1 Bike: | Hi everyone, I'm new here :) I'm trying to plan a cycle tour from Dublin to Dingle and back for next year (although I wouldn't mind stretching the distance out and traveling around the entire coast), and was wondering if anyone could give me some pointers and/or best routes to take? I'm from the states, and have never been to Ireland before, so I'm very unaware of roads, places to stay, etc. I'm thinking of doing this possibly in the spring or fall months, depending on which has better weather. I would like to save some money by being able to camp along the way as much as I can - is that a possibility? I would also like to stay at some hostels or B&Bs to get a shower in every other day or so. Any advice (and photos!) would be great. Thanks :) Catherine |
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