Spotted on M11 heading south near Arklow on Tuesday lunchtime,we were so stunned to see an Eriba in Ireland we didn't get any idea of reg but it looked like a Triton, we were returning from a family wedding was it anyone from here?

Denise & Phil

Hi Denise and Phil,
Not I. But I see an Eriba in Ireland almost every day ! My one !
And yes, they are rather stunning !

Hi Denise and Phil,
I have just seen your post. it was not I either. I own an Eriba 552GT Touring living in Tipperary. She originally hailed from the UK but is resident in Ireland for the past 8 years. She is amazing!
Kate.

Not us either we have a 418 in Northern Ireland

418's are great so versatile and so rare. We're off in ours next week, living as we do in the Derbyshire Dales we're going to the coast - somewhere

Denise & Phil
and Marmite Triton 418

Quote: Kate wrote in post #3

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I own an Eriba 552GT Touring living in Tipperary. She originally hailed from the UK but is resident in Ireland for the past 8 years. She is amazing! Kate.

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I guess Dawn & I have joined an increasing number of Eriba owners living in Ireland. We have a 94 Triton 420 and a 1.5 Diesel Renault Captur, as new caravaners our first tow was from South Norwich to Co Antrim N.Ireland....a fair wee jaunt as they say round here. Confidence gained and just waiting for the teaching year to end to make a more gentle run to Fermanagh lakes to explore, especially the restaurants as we both love good food and wine.

Certainly in N. Ireland, I have only ever seen 2 other Eriba owners (outside of ourselves) at campsites here - at Benone and Castleward btw.
However, I reckon the owner might be the brother in law of a fella I work with. Like us, they have recently acquired an Eriba, and have certainly pitched at Roundwood Caravan site in Co. Wicklow. Also pretty sure it is a Triton they own.The plot thickens!

https://www.ballynesscaravanpark.com/ Handy for Causeway coast as is Cushendall Ballycastle and Portrush also Deighans of Benone.

We loved the lakes around Enniskillen and stayed at Drumhoney holiday park. If your travelling a little further Rossguil site in Donegal is remote and beautiful with virtually a private beach for users. We spent 3 days visiting around the wee roads, pubs and small unspoiled beaches in the costal area. The drive up to Rosguill is interesting and roads are narrow but worth the experience.

Well hello Randa Planning a visit to Ireland eh? Route in the planning..? Remember it ain't a long way to Tipperary And whilst there Tipperary Camping is a top class Site.
When ?
Also, Eagle Point in West Cork is a must! We would love to meet up with ye for a couple of days if that were at all possible.
Best Regards,
Chris + Joan

Hi. Personally, for visiting the Giants Causeway, I would go for staying at the Benone Tourist Complex campsite. Its next door to Deighans (as suggested by Les), but in my opinion is much nicer as it has no statics. Its also a council run site.Takes about 1hr 40 mins from Belfast to reach both Deighans and Benone Tourist campsite.
Apart from that, for visiting Belfast, you might want to consider Dundonald touring caravan Park in Belfast itself. Its another council ran campsite that's about 2 mile -3 miles from the city centre.
For Sligo, I cannot recommend anything in the county itself, as we have not pitched or hitched anywhere there. However! 'Rushin House' just across the Border from Sligo, I can recommend. Its on the shores of Lovely Upper Lough Macnean near Belcoo Co. Ferrmanagh. Its also a short drive to Sligo town.