Enjoy friendly and welcoming hospitality, scenery and glorious roads with our weekend in Ireland.
For the 2026 Irish Spring road trip, we have selected Ireland’s south-east coast for our adventures. This area is known locally as the sunny coastline; fine weather is guaranteed? Well, one can hope and dream! During the weekend, members will have time to visit the Copper Coast, a UNESCO Global Geopark and the beautiful roads and scenery of Wexford, Waterford and Tipperary.
All of the suggested routes and places of interest are chosen with local knowledge, with the weekend centred around Wexford.
The Club has reserved rooms at the Whiteford House near Wexford Town. Package details are as follows. The group rate package is dinner, bed and breakfast for two nights:
The hotel is limited to 36 rooms, so please make your bookings as early as possible. A non-refundable deposit of €50 is payable on booking. The group booking is open to reservations, based on the above rates, until 6 February 2026. Please quote ‘Lotus’ when making your reservation with the hotel by calling +353 (0)53 9143444 to ensure you are provided with the appropriate group rate.
For more information about this event and to confirm your attendance, please email j.roden@lotusdriversclub.org.uk and r.walsh@lotusdriversclub.org.uk. Once places are full, we will run a reserve list to offer places should they become available. We will set up a WhatsApp group nearer the event to keep everyone updated.
The nearest ports are Rosslare (20 km), Dublin (175 km), and Belfast (320 km).
Whiteford House Hotel, New Line Road, Wexford, Ireland. Tel: +353 (0)53 9143444. Email: info@whiford.ie. Website: www.whitfordhotelwexford.ie
All road runs associated with this event are classified as a social run as defined by MotorSport UK. There is no competitive element. The route offered is a suggestion. You are free to follow whatever route you wish. It is incumbent upon each individual taking part in the run to ensure they comply with all aspects of the road traffic laws at all times. If you get separated from your group at any time, ‘waypoints’ are provided for the next official stop point so you can catch up at your own pace.