Irish Sea Kayaking Association

Thanks Sue, we agree on more things than we disagree on. No need to restate my opinions I think. I will add the following however: I believe we made a mistake, I hold my hand up to this as a committee member: we didn’t include and involve the meet leaders and organisers. In hindsight, I believe we s...

About 70% of attendees at both Streamstown and the Clare meet already had CI or PaddleNI insurance. So iSKA affiliating wouldn’t bring a lot of extra revenue to CI, about 55x30 = €1650.

As far as I know, CI insurance does have member-2-member cover. At least that’s how I interpret this in the Third-party-liability section under Conditions: The inclusion of more than one person or organisation as Insured under this Policy will not in any way remove the right of any one insured perso...

Ok. This is very long, but I’ve been mulling it over for quite a while and want to share my opinion on how ISKA should operate. However I am not going to tell you how you should vote. The bottom line is, in my opinion, ISKA is changing regardless of whether we join CI or not and the only way for you...

Thanks to all who attended. Despite a challenging forecast we had 2 lovely days on the water. On Saturday 23 paddled, we went from Kilbaha out west for some rock hopping, too big and bouncy at Horse Island to get into the tunnel. (Except for 1, looking forward to hearing more about that experience!)...

Oops, corrected time above. On the water for 12:30pm

There a triathlon in Kilkee, so best avoided.
Get yourself to Kilrush, then head towards Kilkee, but turn left at Lisheen church. Back road to Kilbaha via Querrinne and Carrigaholt.

Kilbaha at 11am for shuttle and on the water by 12:30pm

Bring your own toilet roll.