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Old 31 October 2012, 23:29   #21
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Am not knocking you HP it's up to you what you do
I have been very lucky with my 2 and being self employed been able to do what I want both came to work with me after nursery and I dropped them off at school every day until they both left
So make the most of your kids there soon gone.
Mine Keep leaving mick & then keep coming back
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They never leave, bank of mum and dad springs to mind
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Am not knocking you HP it's up to you what you do
I have been very lucky with my 2 and being self employed been able to do what I want both came to work with me after nursery and I dropped them off at school every day until they both left
So make the most of your kids there soon gone.
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Old 01 November 2012, 07:56   #24
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I have the details of this.


Entry fee is size dependent but around £550.

10 day trip.

Plus there is a bit of gear I'd have to get EPIRB, Geko's etc.

Plus fuel.

Plus accommodation, food etc.

I won't be going too long a trip. (Would be good though).
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Old 01 November 2012, 15:24   #25
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Any one else fancy this? Trip of a lifetime possibly.

How many miles around Ireland?
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How many miles around Ireland?
Work on a minimum of 750 nautical miles
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I was very tempted.... It's something I have always wanted to do.... Sent in for all the info when it was first announced. Still am tempted but doing the maths not sure if I can justify it.....

With the entry fees, accommodation, additional equipment and fuel looking at well over 3k........ But as has been said could be the trip of a lifetime
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Yes would love to do it but it is a big outlay
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I was very tempted.... It's something I have always wanted to do.... Sent in for all the info when it was first announced. Still am tempted but doing the maths not sure if I can justify it.....

With the entry fees, accommodation, additional equipment and fuel looking at well over 3k........ But as has been said could be the trip of a lifetime
I'm with yo Paul, sounds a great trip, but I don't really see what the entry fee is for - I'd rather do a trip round Mallorca, Spain could probably do it in 10 days towing from the UK and back, and better weather!
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Yes would love to do it but it is a big outlay
Yep it sure is. I'm not sure if I can do it yet, but thinking about it. Money is a biggy, as you say it would £3k between 2 of you.
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but I don't really see what the entry fee is for
For anyone taking part in this - make sure you find out the answer to this question - I did the RIB International Round Scotland back in 08 and got shag all for our entry fee - not even a sticker
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For anyone taking part in this - make sure you find out the answer to this question - I did the RIB International Round Scotland back in 08 and got shag all for our entry fee - not even a sticker
You got some good photos though.
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Yep it sure is. I'm not sure if I can do it yet, but thinking about it. Money is a biggy, as you say it would £3k between 2 of you.
You can't manage time to get round Anglesey when you organise it ....
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You can't manage time to get round Anglesey when you organise it ....
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paul i m probably in, just a bit afraid of costing, need to ride to west of france, than ferry france ireland, than in income fee (quiet huge) petrol, accomodation etc...
but i will be in ! bit excited

all let us know if you re in !!!!
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guys, just received email from HMS, round ireland is 935NM - 8 days from kilmore quay to kilmore quay - 1st overnight at dublin.
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For anyone taking part in this - make sure you find out the answer to this question - I did the RIB International Round Scotland back in 08 and got shag all for our entry fee - not even a sticker
here is the answer :
8 months event organisation and event administration
Event logistics and route planning
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Creation and distribution of all information to entrants and press regarding the event
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Daily gathering of information for various awards
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