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Article on Tubs this mrng.

The Liffey Press Exploring Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way: A Motorcycle Odyssey, by Eugene O'Loughlin - http://www.theliffeypress.com/explo...-motorcycle-odyssey-by-eugene-o-loughlin.html

 

[Ravenbyrne]

............. and here's a GPX file for you to explore and enjoy, sorry it's set out as 1 track but easy to add waypoints and places of interest

 

[frank1200]

Thanks Brian


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[Ogmios]

Cool!
Between the book and the gpd file - a ready made trip!
Thanks guys.

 

[Spear Ruler]

We did Inishowen part of WAW over the last couple of days. Fantastic roads beaches views and places to stop off. Never covered so little mileage so enjoyably. Of course most amazing weather.

 

[Jockser]

Did some sections of this on my travels at the weekend and I have to say I think they did a pretty good job with the sign posting & getting the information out there. The signs even tell you which way to head if you're doing it in a northerly or southerly direction (not always as obvious as you'd think especially if joining / rejoining it along the route, before the SmartArse brigade chime in !)



That said, I'm a little surprised with some of the bits they've included / excluded. So far the only dubious bit I've explored is between Greencastle & Kinnagoe. The road heads inland while there's a perfectly good, albeit slightly narrow, road over the top of Glennagiveny which offers spectacular views in both directions

Looking north :



Looking south :


Looking forward to exploring more of it when I get the time…..

 

[patzx12]

I live on it

 

[john_aero]

must buy the book

 

[GerryC]

"...................That said, I'm a little surprised with some of the bits they've included / excluded. So far the only dubious bit I've explored is between Greencastle & Kinnagoe. The road heads inland while there's a perfectly good, albeit slightly narrow, road over the top of Glennagiveny which offers spectacular views in both directions ..........

Was up there recently & spotted that scenic shortcut - wondered why it was not "sanctified" with a sign?