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At 4 miles an hour, it will take 40 hours.
Overnight stops at Banbridge, Dundalk and Drogheda.
There is no border control for cars or pedestrians, so forget about a passport requirement, but a photo ID is recommended.
Carry lots of £Sterling for the first half and € euro for the second leg.
Viva La Eire!
New set of legs after you wear your old ones down to the bone.
froggequene
http://www.aaireland.ie/routes/route.asp
According to the AA's route planner it's 168.18 miles.
Apart from water, photo ID, water proof & warm clothing and some sugary/chocolate snacks, I really can't advise you but since it'll take a couple of days I'd invest in a good map and plan a route past some B & Bs and hotels.
pollbee
Are you crazy?better off getting the bus.lol lol.
barbara b
you wouldn't need a passport, but you would need plenty of time, and money to sleep over somewhere.
smilingireland
ha ha ha ha! Enjoy the fresh air!!! You are going to get a lot of it!
brasiedub
Passport, good warm clothes and a backpack to go shopping at Sainsbury's in Newry
Eva xx
You need a passport to cross the country lol. Gonna take you a loooong time.
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