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Best map recourse for planning an Irish road journey

worded · 2008-02-15 19:02:35

Say I want to go from Dublin to Mayo is there a map recourse? Whats the best www one?

15-02-2008 7:02pm

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Say I want to go from Dublin to Mayo is there a map recourse?

Whats the best www one?

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#2 16-02-2008 12:50pm

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Presuming you mean 'resource', I find Michelin and Google pretty good.

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#3 17-02-2008 8:04pm

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the route planner on the aa website is very good.it gives you the quickest way to go & you can download the instructions. it's the best one:eek:

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#4 17-02-2008 8:23pm

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The best:
www.ie.map24.com
The 2nd best:
www.maporama.com

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#5 17-02-2008 8:29pm

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peterpaulogrady wrote: »

the route planner on the aa website is very good.it gives you the quickest way to go & you can download the instructions. it's the best one:eek:

Not really IMHO-the maps/graphics aren't great and they have been 'upgrading' the Irish version for weeks now. There are also more options and features available on other sites.

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