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Fanore

runman · 2011-07-05 22:36:56

Hi, Anybody know if fanore works ok at high tide or just after? Im considering heading doen there in the morning arriving about 11am.. I was told only to go there when the tide is on the push. Any truth in that?

05-07-2011 10:36pm

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runman

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Hi, Anybody know if fanore works ok at high tide or just after? Im considering heading doen there in the morning arriving about 11am.. I was told only to go there when the tide is on the push. Any truth in that?

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#2 06-07-2011 10:38am

cornbb

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There is some truth in that, but be aware that the water comes up right over the rocks at high tide. There might be a tiny sandy area left but surfing Fanore when the tide is at its highest is pretty hazardous. Nice beach but I don't think it ever breaks bigger than most other Clare beaches.

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#3 08-07-2011 8:22pm

killedsirius

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Fanore has many hidden rocks, can be a bit scary. Also its bloody full of weavers bring the booties I like it when the tide is just after turning and on the way back in but that's all really

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