Irish question
I am travelling to Ireland at the end of the month, coming in at Larne and travelling down to Skibbereen, near Cork.
What should I be stocking up on in the North on the way down, and what on the way back i.e fuel, drink etc.? Or is there no significant difference
TIA
I dont think there is a need to "stock "up on anything as we are quite modern and thisn isnt Beirut . It might be to your advantage to fill up as much fuel as you can once you get in the Republic as it is much cheapper here compared to the UK.
So alcohol is cheaper in the north but will be the same as in Scotland where you are coming from . But is very price in Rep .
Only thing cheaper here is fuel everything else is very pricey
REgards
I think you need to go to the Irish G Weekend!
Dont worry it was more also ment as A joke . I knew what you meant . Sounds like a nice little trip
Ye
its the 400 year anniversary of the Bushmills distilery . Could become a collectors bottle if saved
Have fun!!!!!!
come to us in donegal that weekend
you are only about 50 miles from the event using the magiligan/ greencastle ferry
Charles and Camilla were there today
at Bushmills

So alcohol is cheaper in the north but will be the same as in Scotland where you are coming from . But is very price in Rep .
Only thing cheaper here is fuel everything else is very pricey
REgards
I wasn't imlying that Ireland was in any way backward :roll:
Thanks for the info on the fuel and booze. Stock up on the Blackbush in the North and diesel in the South. :)
Maxwell, I'm not going over in the G, I bought a V class a couple of months ago for the trip. The prices being asked for set of jump seats to fit the G were too much.