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Cycling Guides For Ireland

yop · 2005-02-18 15:08:29

Lads I have a mate coming over for a week there in May, he was wondering what cycling guides would I recommend, not a clue myself so would anyone have any ideas?? Cheers

18-02-2005 3:08pm

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yop

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Lads
I have a mate coming over for a week there in May, he was wondering what cycling guides would I recommend, not a clue myself so would anyone have any ideas??

Cheers

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#2 18-02-2005 10:38pm

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What kind of cycling? (Tourist style touring / gentle off road touring / extreme XC etc)

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Tourist style lad, thanks

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#4 22-02-2005 3:29pm

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certainly cycling guides like that do exist - my aunt, misguided soul, handed me one a few years back.

Check any tourist office or big book store.

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