The centre of the Republic of Ireland is in south-eastern county Galway, at a point 3km (2 miles) south-west of the village of Eyrecourt
Center of ireland for a meeting
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would that be about here ?
http://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=R...414047&geocode=FZWLKwMdcmCD_w&mra=mr&t=m&z=11
http://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=R...414047&geocode=FZWLKwMdcmCD_w&mra=mr&t=m&z=11
why not centre of ireland as a whole closer to athlone since we have members up north too
http://www.wesleyjohnston.com/users/ireland/geography/extremities.html
http://www.wesleyjohnston.com/users/ireland/geography/extremities.html
Pretty sure they cut out the shape from a piece of card and spin it on the point of a pencil. Trial and error will find the spot - the one that spins longest wins.
roscommon
the thinking behind this to find the most central point for all members get together sometime
No... But the natives would have you believe it's centre of the universe
not the centre of the universe, just the capital of the universe...
Dont mention it trev,
Portlaoise can,t always be the centre of the known universe:lol:
Sure where else would you bury 7 fire druids, only in Uisneach. Historically it doesn,t
sound the same saying............."the fire druids, oh yeah, we buried them in Portlaoise"
tim
I,d say the price of heating oil will have a global cooling effect for the next couple of decades.
tim