Irish Sea Kayaking Association

087 9893203 Vera\'s Da - Fergus Quinlan. He\'ll probably know.
DWalsh

<t>Margaret<br/> I have to pick up a guy at 1.30 at the airport and take him to Sligo. If there is an alternative route, I\'d love to know it. Could you possibly email me a rundown of how to escape North Dublin to dwalco at iol dot ie. I can follow a map once I am away from the metropolis. Thanks<br...

All waves refract. The evidence is wonderfully there before you. DW

Mary seems to have forgotten to mention the centrepoint of the entire weekend, that signed copies of Oileáin will be on sale at no extra cost.
DWalsh

<t>Thanks for all that folks. If there is anything out there I am hot on the trail, but nothing yet. I tried all those suggestions and one thing came up. When I went into UCC Geology, what is their logo but a mountain in Greenland I recognised that we paddled past last year, and more importantly, wa...

<t>A tsunami hit W/SW Ireland on 1st November 1755 as a result of an earthquake off Lisbon that morning. I have been able to establish it created the bay we now call Barley Cove in west Cork, and Aughinish Island in NW Clare (flattening Correnroe Castle in the process). I have posted a request for i...

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Can anyone suggest better ?
DWalsh

<t>My enthusiasm for Oileáin has reawakened. The assembly of new information has gone on for the last year and a half, but fairly quietly, I admit. My thanks especially to Sean Pierce, Alan Horner, Ciaran Clissman, and I hope Eileen Murphy, who landed I believe the Sovereign Islands while on holiday...

<t>If so, Pirate Queen, ego will te absolvo and all that.<br/> While on the subject, the Hook area was added last evening. Take a look and all suggestions welcome.<br/> Also, I know CClissman and SPierce both had input into improving our knowledge of the Brennock Isles post their trip there in July ...

Thanks Des, and actually there is a direct link from the ISKA webpage as well. So Elaine, spoiled for choice.
DWalsh