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Who knows Ireland?
- Thread starter Subway
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Yep, plenty of surf in the area, Bring at least a step up depending on forecast, some heavy reefs in the area
And what do you think? October for the best balance of fall North Atlantic swell and still warm enough for golf and hikes and touristing about?
ha you just answered my question.I can use it any time (depending on availability of course) between now and December 2023
sept is definitely do able. Hell if I win I don’t see why I can’t fly out there this September. Spend 6 nights in the cottage in Clare. And another week or 2 exploring other parts of the country side.
ha you just answered my question.I can use it any time (depending on availability of course) between now and December 2023
sept is definitely do able. Hell if I win I don’t see why I can’t fly out there this September. Spend 6 nights in the cottage in Clare. And another week or 2 exploring other parts of the country side.
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Victory at sea out out the back! Morning glass off?
This is the cottage
This is the cottage
I reckon you can still lay the smack down on Scotland though?
It's not too far from there.
Oh wait.. the English again. Humf!
head up to doolin, check the cliffs of mohr, a town called dingle has a harbor with an island just offshore that's totally surfable, and the offshore islands, inisheer and the others, are where the malloy family keeps boards just in case the swell hits. that area is dreamy.
Not me... I hate cabbage and fair skin women with bad teeth and damp and dreary places. It wasn't me I can assure you.Dammit someone else is bidding already. Which of you cork soakers is bidding against me?
I always trip out about places in Europe like Mundaka, Portugal and in Ireland, Mullaghmore etc where generations of dairy/cattle/ag farmers or whatever worked the land for centuries with big crazy or perfect waves right under their noses and for whatever reason never got any attention until the 90s or so. I mean, I don't think you need to understand anything about surfing to see something that spectacular and just let it go unnoticed.
I won. My wife may or may not have peed herself a little when I surprised her. We gone Ireland
doolin and dingle. seriously, some of the most amazing sights ever. cliffs of mohr is where eileens, the big wave seen in videos, is at. and down from there is that slabby left. but those offshore islands. perfection at 50 degrees.
So Ireland is pretty small, I’m thinking 6 nights in the cottage, and then 3 nights each in two other cool regions and just surf and day trip and explore and eat potatoes and maybe join a football riot if we’re lucky. And probably 1-2 nights in Dublin to start the trip
have to take in a hurling match too I reckon
have to take in a hurling match too I reckon
