hints and tips for a ROI Newbie

hi, as per my posting in Introductions, we have a 6m motorhome, small dog and are pretty self contained so like the concept of aires/wildcamping but also stopover on official sites. We are planning a week's touring in late July/August, no set dates yet so welcome advice on:

best time to come in that time period

days to avoid in specific locations due to big events reducing availability of stopovers/pitches

driving in a widish vehicle on narrow lanes - how practical is it to travel through the most beautiful/intersting areas without suffering a nervous breakdown and neck ache from reversing due to oncoming vehicles in tight spaces?

best travel guide

Must sees, other than the obvious ones

.... sure i will think of more but that will do for a start!

Hi, Just to let you know , the "Bundoran aire" has been closed well over a year now, it was actually a Safe Nights Ireland location, but it is closed
G and G

The Buncrana Aire is excellent as we have stayed there. Convenient to the town and all it's services and we were made very welcome there and had a super two nights. Highly recommend the Aire and the town.

No.
I said Bundoran but once GandG rightly corrected me I amended my first post as mentioned in my second post.

I should also have mentioned, if you are members of the national trust you will receive £10 off per night at the campsite at castle ward. Pattersons spade mill and springhill are two other national trust locations where you can use the car park overnight.

And Loughree east,in Athlone in the center of Ireland,special rate for subscribed members !5e pn plus ehu.

Hi all, the day is here. .... Crossing to Rosslaire this afternoon, no bookings made on any official sites but hoping to combine paid for and free. We don't land till around 6.00 pm so intend to stop somewhere fairly local tonight but are open minded But may well play it safe with an official site tonight. Any ideas for somewhere scenic/not too organised/crowded/non clubhousey?