Irish Sea Kayaking Association

<t>Hello all<br/> <br/> Mick and I are hoping to go to Cornwall for a multi-sport/indpependent touring holiday this year and want to bring all our \"toys\" - including the two sea kayaks. We live in Kerry and plan to go by ferry either Rosslare - Pembroke (Irish Ferries) or Rosslare Fishguard (Stena...

Thanks for that advice, Des and Conal. Much appreciated.

<t>Glad I checked your website on time! I\'ll be posting a cheque and membership forms to you this evening (25 March) for 2 of us (Mick Moore & Gerri O\'Sullivan) for both ISKA and ICU membership for the year.<br/> <br/> Thanks.<br/> <br/> GerriPost edited by: bobfromalaska, at: 2008/03/25 22:13...

Hello all!

Mick and I were paddling around Ireland\'s Eye last weekend and saw loads of puffins around the back. Have there always been puffins there or is this a recent thing?

Gerri

<t>2 well behaved and cleanish sea kayakers seek a lift for them and their boats to Killary for this weekend. Free from Wednesday evening. <br/> <br/> Mick and I live in Kilmainham and our boats live in Stillorgan but we can get them to any part of the city with a bit of notice. <br/> <br/> Thanks <...

Actually, we no longer need a lift. We have managed to borrow a car - even better! So we\'ll see y\'all down there, I guess - we\'ll be there from Thursday...

<t>I\'m on the scrounge again - sorry!<br/> <br/> My sea-kayaking paddles broke recently. I can use my river blades no problem...but if anyone has spare sea-kayaking paddles and would be prepared to loan them to me at the Killary meet this weekend, that would be FANTASTIC. <br/> <br/> I promise to m...