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graham
22nd Feb 2005, 21:39
Just wondered if there was anyone in the Wexford area I'm over there sometime in the next two weeks.

HCR
22nd Feb 2005, 21:50
I spent a week in a cottage by the sea there once. I think it was a place called Fethard-on-Sea, near Gorey. It was 1983, so I expect it has changed a bit now!

graham
23rd Feb 2005, 09:26
I'm going over on business 3 - 4 days will be taking the Disco by ferry from Holyhead :) I use the fastcat service 1 3/4 hr then drive down the coast road it's a good road now.

graham
8th Mar 2005, 11:30
Just been looking at ferry costs Holyhead / Dun Laoghaire fast ferry, want to go on Tue 22nd £272 :(

If I go Tue 15th £177
Thats Easter for you rip off time :eek:

Newsreader
8th Mar 2005, 11:34
Just wondered if there was anyone in the Wexford area
Just a few. About 116,596 people in County Wexford actually :hugegrin:

graham
8th Mar 2005, 11:52
OK I'll narrow it down a bit (Wexford town) working at Killowen :)

Newsreader
8th Mar 2005, 13:14
Killowen :)
:yikes: Don't let Owen hear you say that :D

graham
8th Mar 2005, 15:46
Lol :D :D :D

graham
31st Mar 2005, 21:00
Ireland trip is still on Disco going in for a new steering box next week, so will go after that.

graham
11th Apr 2005, 08:34
Off to Ireland tomorrow :) 8.55 am ferry from Holyhead.

JohnBoy
13th Apr 2005, 15:17
<waves>

hi from cork

HPLP
13th Apr 2005, 15:47
Where in Cork are you?

H

JohnBoy
22nd Apr 2005, 15:35
work in mitchelstown, live in thurles or cork city, depending on the alignment of the planets or the mood of the bird

KKK2
22nd Apr 2005, 18:28
Failte romhat

I'm in Limerick just outside the Cork border.


1987 Defender 110 modified

JohnBoy
22nd Apr 2005, 18:30
part of the munster 4x4 gang so I'm guessing.

someday I'll have a landy, not just a shed full of bits and I'll have to come along to one of ye're events

HPLP
22nd Apr 2005, 19:09
Dia duit,
Conas ata tu?
I just saw the random message in the last post and I thought that I'd see if I could get a response.
I am studying in Wales so I've got an English landy and as I spend most of my time in Wales its got significantly cheaper insurance and tax!:p Diesel is not so going home involves getting as much as possible into it before getting the ferry back!

KKK2, how modified is your 110 and what have you got under the bonnet?
Just interested to see if its a turbo like mine?

H

KKK2
23rd Apr 2005, 05:25
No Johnnyboy check out the website below

KKK2
23rd Apr 2005, 05:32
Ta'm go maith.

I run a 110 with a 200tdi fitted with an allard intercooler and a 300tdi turbo .
It has a full roll cage, hydraulic winch front and electric winch on the rear . Detroit locker on the rear and a trutrac limited diff in front. It runs on 35" tyres with no lift what so ever!

The 110 started out life as a normally exasperated :D landrover
Slan
K

HPLP
23rd Apr 2005, 22:01
Did you fit all that kit yourself? Its just is there anywhere in Munster that would even consider doing anything like that!:( I doubt our good friends in Top Car would even consider. I'm just dieing to pull up and ask them to do a complete restoration on my 90! Would certainly get a good responce!!:p I've got a turbo but I'm really considering putting a 200tdi in mine just to give me the higher speed and economy.

JohnBoy, most land rovers represent a shed full of bits, spares anyway!! Lets see some pics and I'll put some more on!:D
H

KKK2
24th Apr 2005, 08:58
Yea we do it as a hobby we are building a 110 off roader at the moment, well getting all the bits together to do it :D

martwhelan
6th May 2005, 13:52
Hi Johnboy,

There is a guy in Mallow called Paddy Buckley who does everthing with landrovers...the only prob you will have is finding a 200tdi...my buddy mike has a 89 90td pickup ..i have 91 200tdi 90...should be pics on this forum here somewhere.

graham
6th May 2005, 14:01
Hi there, just caught up with this thread I go over to Ireland on business Wexford, Cork, Clonakilty, Dublin, have been to Michelstown and Mallow I quite like it over there. ;)

HPLP
6th May 2005, 23:17
Hi there, just caught up with this thread I go over to Ireland on business Wexford, Cork, Clonakilty, Dublin, have been to Michelstown and Mallow I quite like it over there. ;)

I'm from just west of Clonakility. Tis the centre of the universe! I get help from a guy in Leap whos a great friend. Unfortunately, I have not had my landy at home in Ireland for any period of time so I dont know of many places to go laning etc!
H

KKK2
7th May 2005, 06:40
Hi Johnboy,

There is a guy in Mallow called Paddy Buckley who does everthing with landrovers...the only prob you will have is finding a 200tdi...my buddy mike has a 89 90td pickup ..i have 91 200tdi 90...should be pics on this forum here somewhere.
I agree Paddy is a good friend of mine and they have most things for landrovers, however Johnothan Crozier (Crozier 4x4) has a good stock of stuff also.

graham
7th May 2005, 09:21
I have two cutomers in Clonakilty Irish Yogurts and Clona Dairy i stay at the Quality hotel just outside the town.
Nice around there i took my wife over and we had a week over there the beaches on the south coast are lovely white sand, oh and the black stuffs not bad ;)

JohnBoy
9th May 2005, 09:30
Clon is a nice part of the world alright.

next time you're over you should check out gougane barra forest park, lovely spot.

I've dealt with paddy once before, sound bloke alright.

where is crozier 4x4 based?

HCR
9th May 2005, 09:37
Dia dhuit, taim go maith freisin.

Ta mo dhearthair ina conai igContae Corcaigh anois, ach nil Land Rover aige!

Bhi me i mo chonai i gContae na h-Iar Mhi ar feadh deich mbliana 1979 go 1989.

Bail o Dhia ar an obair,
H

HPLP
9th May 2005, 09:57
Ta bron orm mar ta mo gaeilge go huafasach! Ta me ina gconai i Sasana le do bliana o hin agus ta an duine o an Bhreatain Bheag an amadan mhor mar ni raibh siad abalta ag caint i gaelige! Duirt siad i breatnach agus ni raibh aon duine abalta le fios di.

I think that I'd better say something in English now so that at least some people can understand what I'm saying. Each time I go home (not that often considering the price of the boats!:eek: ) there appears to be more and more land rovers on the road though! It does amaze me how they can take the of them so much and yet their 'Jap craps' dont last more than 3 years:rolleyes: ! Ahh well. The black stuff is much better than the **** thats served in the bars round here and sold as guinness.
H

martwhelan
9th May 2005, 14:02
Hi KKK,

I think Jonathan Crozier is in the midlands somewhere... offaly i think...a very nice guy..spoke to him on the phone looking for prices etc...sent me on catalogue for bearmach parts and accessories which he sells..

Paddy is closer to me...so i have got anything off crozier 4x4 yet...

As for gougane barra forest ..is that an open track for the public to drive because as you know its very hard to find tracks to drive over here..and it would be great to drive different tracks..


Slan.

JohnBoy
9th May 2005, 15:26
well I drove it in my focus on saturday, tis mostly tarmac, but there did seem to be a few trails which were beyond what I wanted to subject my car to (and i'll drive a car into some stupid stuff) and they didn't seem to have gates on them, which was nice