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whats the best route from manchester holyhead to dublin or the northern crossing, not do the liverpool one to long on the boat and does anyone have any discount codes for a pint on arrival

steve

Steve - I'm guessing the Holyhead to Dublin crossing would be the handiest. Off the ferry in Dublin Port then straight up the Toll tunnel unto the M1 northbound towards Belfast. I think some of the lads from England did that last year

Put me down please Heff, iam back on two wheels (thumbs)

Mac 60 wrote:Put me down please Heff, iam back on two wheels (thumbs)

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Can you put my mate down for joining us on the rally and also the food.cheers tony.

I should have mentioned Will and myself down for Saturday night dinner too.

Some camp sites have hook ups for power. Does the ABR one have a hook up for beer line?

Looking forward to the weekend.

anthony29040 wrote:Can you put my mate down for joining us on the rally and also the food.cheers tony.

Done.

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92kk k100lt 193214 wrote:I should have mentioned Will and myself down for Saturday night dinner too.

Some camp sites have hook ups for power. Does the ABR one have a hook up for beer line?

Looking forward to the weekend.

There is a direct feed but it's inside the bar :whistle:

If anyone is travelling across on ferry to Dublin the port tunnel up to M1 is the way to go.

Its tolled but completely by passes all the traffic and exits up near M50/Dublin airport. you will be travelling north on M1. Toll is cheap except in the late afternoon peak traffic going north as the tunnel is free for trucks to keep them from the city. Time saving is huge, unless there is an accident about 15 minutes gets you from the ferry to open country. DO NOT even think of using a sat nav to go any other way.

There is one toll, €1 for bikes and there is a services at Balbriggan and Castlebellingham before crossing the border which you won't even notice. Either make a good meet up point/coffee stop if anyone is travelling this way.

Post up arrival times as there may be an option of a few folk meeting at these points. Petrol over here at the moment tends to be about €1.39 at services so depends on your exchange rate when you travel. It's only about 50-60 miles from ferry to border so you can survive quite well without €s.

Heff wrote:

anthony29040 wrote:Can you put my mate down for joining us on the rally and also the food.cheers tony.

Done.

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Only a few weeks now and looking forward to chatting again (thumbs)

yes roll on may