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26 Feb 2010
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This sounds like an excellent excuse for my first ever visit to Northern Ireland. Is there any more information available? I would be very happy to help with a couple of presentations.
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your Knowledgebase inspired our great tour of Morocco, an was also a Huge help (thanks)
Hope you enjoy your visit to Ireland.
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Ireland 2010: First Annual HU Ireland Travellers Meeting
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Horizons Unlimited Travellers Meetings
First Annual Ireland Travellers Meeting
May 28-30, 2010, Enniskillen
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Information, registration, open now!
See you there!
Grant and Susan
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HU Ireland 28/30 May
You can get a reasonable deal on ferry crossing from UK to Ireland by ringing Billy Nutt of Nutt Travel ( google "nutttravel" for details) He consistently comes up with the best prices!
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4 Mar 2010
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Originally Posted by LiamMcILhone
You can get a reasonable deal on ferry crossing from UK to Ireland by ringing Billy Nutt of Nutt Travel ( google "nutttravel" for details) He consistently comes up with the best prices!
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or use up your Tesco Clubcard vouchers - all the ferry people take them
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Ferry costs
For a "special deal" on ferry costs from UK/Ireland to the meeting, contact Rita at Nutt Travel and mention "Horizons Unlimited"
Rita's telephone number is +44 2870 351199 and her email is
Rita Aaaat nutttravel dotty com (note 3 t's in nutttravel)
Now you know it makes sense!!
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5 Mar 2010
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Ferry costs
Reference previous post
Now been ok'd to release Rita's mobile number which is 07545 745791. Phone or email her to check costs (remember to mention Horizons Unlimited)
Now y'know it makes sense!
See you there?
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Hi Liam and Drew.
Hope all going well for the organisation of HU travellers meeting. Just a question on bringing my motorhome and bike to the event. Is there a place set aside for the likes of motorhomes/caravans?
Cheers
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10 Mar 2010
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Hi Colly
Thanks for your registration safely received.
Brian in Enniskillen has confirmed that there is room for up to 10 camper vans so you should be ok. But don't forget to also bring the bike as plans are afoot for several on and off road ride outs for those so inclined!!
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Hi Liam,
Thats great, dont worry will have bike in tow!! See you all soon
Colly
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Just to confirm, please keep me a spot for my motorhome and bike +trailer be there Fri afternoon.
Thanks
Colly
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Colin
Parking for motorhome and trailer noted and will be organised.
See ya there.
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Thats great Liam, look forward to the event
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Sorry for hi-jacking this thread....
Ok, sorry folks for jumping in with a different issue into this thread, but I need some knowledge off some Irish bikers, and this thread has a few gathered already, so...
Basically I'm touring the Americas at the moment, South to North (35,400 km's in now already with a fair bit to go ), I finish up my trip in New York this Xmas, and I want to ship my bike home with me to Ireland when I'm done. I'm picking up a new bike soon for the rest of my trip, a Canadian-registered V-Strom 650, but the thing is I know nothing of importing a foreign bike to keep (new registration, tax, etc...), and there is always the worry that I won't be able to do it. Does anyone know what the story is with all that, or could they put me on to where I could find out?? It's to the South the bike must go too. Anyone with any info for me, please send me a PM so as not to flood this thread any more, it would be much appreciated. Pints all round for the man to help........
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Originally Posted by electric_monk
Drew
Could you not have picked at a weekend that wasn't my wedding anniversary.....
I wish you the best of luck with the event and if for any reason the date changes....I will be there.
steve
PS For those who don't know....
"Keek"... Norn Iron for "shite"
"Norn Iron".... Northern Irish for "Northern Ireland"
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Sorry Monk, as an Irishman is only a Scotsman with his brains knocked out you should know that the word is "keech", as in "loch."
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