Anthony, if you're still planning the walk the government owned Irish Trails website have maps for pretty much the whole Irish section in PDF format. They're not the highest scale but they should be fine for the majority of walkers as the trails are well signposted on most of the route. I did it heading south from Dublin using a book by Paddy Dillon, Ireland Coast to Coast by Cicerone press. I took maps but barely used them, using the ones in the book instead. Paddy chooses to end in Portmagee in Kerry rather than Dursey Head so you will need maps or a guide book for the section on the Beara.
I'm a freelance journalist writing a piece about the E8 and I'm looking to talk to someone who has walked all or at least a lot of the E8 walking route?
Hi, Henk, we planning to walk the E8 from England to Slovakia from April 2015. I looking for a good books or guides which can help us to plan the route. Maps, places where to stay or anything what can help us. If you can give us some informations about Dutch and Slovakia it can help. We walked last year the Camino de Santiago in Spain.We have some practical experiences but we stil struggling with a preparation part. If anybody can help us please contact me on z.katika@gmail.com.
Thank you :)