Public Slipways with low water access

djk1000 · 2006-06-16 09:56:05

Hi all, I'm just wondering if there are any non tidal public slipways in South Dublin? Am I right in saying that Coliemore and Bullock seem to be usable only for about 3 hours either side of high water? Cheers!

16-06-2006 09:56AM

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djk1000

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Hi all,

I'm just wondering if there are any non tidal public slipways in South Dublin? Am I right in saying that Coliemore and Bullock seem to be usable only for about 3 hours either side of high water?

Cheers!

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#2 16-06-2006 12:36PM

Pigeon Reaper

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The only one I know of with low water access is coal harbour in Dun Laoghaire. I haven't used Bullock at low water so I can't advise on it.

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#3 29-06-2006 06:43PM

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around at the back of the west pier (seapoint) there is also a slip. also if you want to go really far south bray harbour has just one slip(i think) that looks like its usable most of the time. i would not recommend bullock unless it is timed well

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#4 05-07-2006 03:02PM

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As far as I know Bray is tidal

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