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Doonbeg? Why Doonbeg? Interesting - keep us posted. My family is on the South East coast in Dungarvan. The only coast we really drove when we were there in 2007 was North of Galway - seemed to be a very sparsely inhabited coast.
I got mine, still a giant pain to get a passport.I think I mentioned this, but I'm a generation away from being able to claim Irish citizenship.
Bundoran area does a bit better on wind, prevailing SW is side/offshore depending on exact location.
DM me if you really want to know instead of twisting whatever I say like a mean girl
So you haven't been? I thought you had been because you gave advice on surf conditions.
Not what I said, gonna be a prick all day as usual. I have posted it before, search your dossier like a scorned woman. I dont lie, like you. How are you doing as a Transwoman, like you posted last week?
Never said anybody was, you are the one always crying when I return insults from your butt buddies. I expect it dealing with assholes like you
What kind of paperwork did you need to get that? A chain of birth certificates back to your grandparent(s) in Ireland? My grandmother changed her name when she immigrated so it might be problematic for me.
The conditions in Ireland will do the regulating. I've had multiple friends over the year do the Ireland surf trip since the Malloys put it on the map more or less. Its cold and the waves are sketchy. If I'm crossing the Atlantic to look for waves I'm either going way north of Ireland to Norway (on my bucket list) or I'm going to Spain, Portugal or the Canaries.
