Cheap AA map or Ireland

whatsupdoc? · 12-08-2007 11:24pm #1

2008 edition normally costs €10.00 but on special offer
at Apple petrol stations for €3.99.
Don't think you need to buy petrol to get it at this price.

Fnz · 13-08-2007 1:10am

Great stuff. I was going to get the €8 one Aldi are currently selling: [Linky]

Are 'Applegreen' the station doing the offer? If so, then here be the station locations: [Linky]

bogman · 13-08-2007 5:49am

Maxol have it for 3.99€ also, excellent value/quality

taung · 13-08-2007 7:32am

Do these maps provide the same level of detail as the Ordinance Survey road atlas (Scale: 1:210,000)?

CTU_Agent · 13-08-2007 7:38am

yep detail would be quite similar i think, I picked one up from maxol for 3.99 with 20euro fuel.

Handy.

CuppaCocoa · 13-08-2007 8:35am

There's a new Apple petrol station under construction on Tyrconnell Road in Inchicore. Should be nearly finished. They took over an existing station.

okidoki987 · 13-08-2007 8:59am

Apple is the cheapest petrol in Dublin.

podgeandrodge · 13-08-2007 9:58am

what price is it for unleaded?

Oracle · 13-08-2007 10:56am

AppleGreen are cheap, but I don't think they're necessarily the cheapest. Check out this web site first: http://www.irishfuelprices.com/index.php

vasch_ro · 13-08-2007 11:40am

i got a copy at Hills statoil Garage Bray. for 3.99

psicic · 13-08-2007 4:34pm

taung wrote:

Do these maps provide the same level of detail as the Ordinance Survey road atlas (Scale: 1:210,000)?

Last year, my da got this OS map and I got the one in Aldi. To be honest the OS maps have some bad colour choices made when looking for small roads (we were doing the Photographic Rally) as it also shows the altitude of the ground in shades of 'brown'. (Aldi one has shades of green/white)

The difference aside from this was minimal, with maybe one or two placenames of a few one street villages listed in one and not the other.

Cheap AA map or Ireland

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