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24hr service station in west cork?

emtroche · 2009-08-07 14:14:19

Hi, I'm helping organise an ultra marathon cycling event in september and i was wondering if anybody could tell me are there any 24hr service stations in either bantry, skibbereen, clonakilty, kinsale or anywhere in between?

07-08-2009 2:14pm

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emtroche

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Hi,

I'm helping organise an ultra marathon cycling event in september and i was wondering if anybody could tell me are there any 24hr service stations in either bantry, skibbereen, clonakilty, kinsale or anywhere in between?

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#2 08-08-2009 11:57am

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not in bantry caseys on the western side of town closes at 11 pm

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#3 09-08-2009 2:47pm

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I'm pretty sure the last one west is in Bishopstown. After that your out of luck.

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#4 10-08-2009 2:37pm

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Texaco in Bishopstown. Not aware of any others west of that.

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#5 10-08-2009 2:51pm

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Its a pretty significant question for those living further west. In an emergency, it must be pretty important to keep your tank well above empty in case you have to travel unexpectedly.

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#6 12-08-2009 10:25pm

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Thanks

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#7 23-08-2009 9:23pm

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Good question that I had never thought of before.

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