Irelands Top Driving Roads

[quote author=RoB4 link=topic=8868.msg113545#msg113545 date=1221483878]
just twigged your signature there Mark :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :multijump: :roll:
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:lol: :lol: cheers cant remember who said it but thought it was brilliant!! :roll: :roll:
 
[quote author=RoB4 link=topic=8868.msg113534#msg113534 date=1221483205]
Chris...there are some sweet roads over in Scotland...like the N81 only much much longer and better, would be worth a weekend trip, cabins on the lakeside to stay in and all!

And no I'm not inviting you on a gay weekend away :lol:
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sounds like a plan we can pick up some scottish ladies :whistle: while were over there, how many can we fit in the leggy again :ponder2:
 
[quote author=B4_RSK link=topic=8868.msg113540#msg113540 date=1221483694]
You shud know this one chris,its a short one but still a great drive,from the summit inn in Howth to Sutton Cross,lots of hills,twists and turns and a couple of straights,great for some spirited driving :whistle: :whistle:
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indeed lovely flowing road shame its full of estates :doh:
 
N81 like all N routes have too much traffic. Try R routes, particularly across mountains (hills). I could name a few brilliant ones, but anywhere as far away from the East of Ireland is a good place to start. But dont forget you can only do 80kmh on them whereas you can go as fast as 100kmh on N roads. That must be why N81 so good! :icon_grin:

DOM
 
[quote author=chris555 link=topic=8868.msg113611#msg113611 date=1221502935]

sounds like a plan we can pick up some scottish ladies :whistle: while were over there, how many can we fit in the leggy again :ponder2:
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That all depends on how comfortable ya wanna be...or how sweaty ya wanna be :lol: I'm gonna go with 7 :icon_grin:

The road up around Loch Lomond is well worth it! Googlemap it and check out the run of the A82 :thumbsup:
 
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