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Route from cashel to lisronagh

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  • 13-04-2014 9:34pm
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    digzy
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    Hi lads what's the fastest route from cashel to lisronagh-it's between fethard and Clonmel.aa route planner would send one via fethard itself.


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    tippspur
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    I'd say the AA is right about that.


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    DT100
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    AA is giving you the shortest way alright..If you drove to Clonmel via Rosegreen,that's 16.9 miles,and then 4.8 miles to Lisronagh.If you go by Fethard to Lisronagh,its 13.8 miles.I know,too much time on my hands.:D


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    Vizzy
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    Why would you be going to Clonmel ?
    Shortest route(distance wise) is Cashel/Rosegreen,almost to Clerihan,then left and on to Lisronagh.

    Quickest route(timewise) would probably be Cashel/Fethard/Lisronagh.

    There would only be one or two minutes in it either way.


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    Xenophile
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    Vizzy wrote: »
    Quickest route(timewise) would probably be Cashel/Fethard/Lisronagh.

    Probably the best and safest route, you still need to take a lot of care some band bends on all routes. Remember this is the heartland of tillage farming including silage etc. and these roads will be chocker block with agricultural machinery from now until next September or October.

    Give yourself plenty of time.

    The Forum on Spirituality has been closed for years. Please bring it back, there are lots of Spiritual people in Ireland and elsewhere.



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    digzy
    Registered Users Posts: 3,049 ✭✭✭digzy


    Xenophile wrote: »
    Probably the best and safest route, you still need to take a lot of care some band bends on all routes. Remember this is the heartland of tillage farming including silage etc. and these roads will be chocker block with agricultural machinery from now until next September or October.

    Give yourself plenty of time.

    Fair play to ya, never allow an inability to read the opening post or thread title preclude you from posting rubbish as usual


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