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Handiest Road from Limerick to Tralee

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  • 11-01-2008 10:56am
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    veryangryman
    Registered Users Posts: 5,531 ✭✭✭


    N21 or N69?

    I see that both go through major towns - not sure if bypassed.

    Which ones the best scenic route too?

    Thanks


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    thewing
    Registered Users Posts: 661 ✭✭✭thewing


    N69 - scenic

    N21 - most direct

    Not exactly a long drive if traffic is light


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    le_tigre
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    The N69 has had less traffic the times I've taken it, but is tortous and doesn't have slow lanes, like the N21 route has. If you get stuck behind a massive truck in the pissing rain, you could be there for a good while. The scenery's not worth it in the winter, IMHO - just get to Tralee and take the scenic drives past it. Actually, the area around Knocknagoshel's pretty nice driving, if you take the N21.


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    Tomthepost
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    Take N21! Faster and safer. For scenery get to Tralee and head for Barrow (See sign-posts Spa, Fenit and Tralee Golf CLub)


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    440Hz
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    I did this twice a week for a few years and what I found was:

    I go the coast road (N69) if its in the afternoon or late evening, nice drive in good weather and not a bad road - only thing is if you get stuck behind a truck or something between we'll say Tarbert and Foynes or something, not too many chances to pass.

    I never go the main road (N21) on a Sunday or at leaving work time on Fri, nightmare traffic around Abbeyfeale and Adare.


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