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[QUOTE="timr, post: 762749, member: 5237"] Greetings [USER=43403]@Albertagirl[/USER] . You have picked up on the most significant difficulty for pilgrim walkers in Ireland which is, sadly, getting there. Public transport is very, very, very, very, limited in Ireland. I was living there for the past 7 years, but as I was living in a very rural area, had to leave the country when I (chose) no longer to have a car. So I have come to live in London with quite exceptional public transport. Rant over! :) Check out Pilgrim Paths website for great information. I have done three or four of these paths - most are one day. There is a pilgrim paths week each year over the Easter period, but the paths can be done year around. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.pilgrimpath.ie/[/URL] And the best commercial guide is this - which is available on Kindle quite cheaply. It is VERY good. [URL]https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1848893159/?tag=casaivar-21[/URL] Other problem with Ireland is that it is NOT cheap. But very hospitable. [/QUOTE]
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