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Is there a christmas swim traditional in the Malahide area?

  • 09-12-2012 02:08PM
    #1
    FensterDJ
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    cheers


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  • #2
    Dizzyblonde
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    Yes, there's a swim on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. I googled and found this http://blog.enjoymalahide.com/2011/12/23/low-rock-malahide-christmas-new-years-day-swim-advice/


  • #3
    weatherfish
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    I don't know about Malahide, Frosties club in Skerries swim every day including Christmas.


  • #4
    FensterDJ
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 188 ✭✭FensterDJ


    thanks


  • #5
    LeoB
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    There is also a swim for Irish Cancer society at Rush sailing club on Christmas day


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    hidinginthebush
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    There's usually one down on Portmarnock beach as well. It's been getting a pretty big turnout the last few years.


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    sgarvan
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    Also one on Balbriggan beach at noon on Christmas Day. Organised by O'Dwyers GAA


  • #8
    Ella
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    There's one at 11am at high rock and one on Portmarnock beach at i think 11am too. Both on Christmas day.


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    Stheno
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    Just the thoughts of it have me shivering!


  • #10
    lucky frank lives
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    mad why swim in the icy water


    self flagellation ? yer balls retreating up into your stomach me thinks


  • #11
    Jimdagym
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    lucky frank lives wrote: »
    mad why swim in the icy water


    self flagellation ? yer balls retreating up into your stomach me thinks

    An awful lot of people do it for charity. Fair play.


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  • #12
    Ella
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    lucky frank lives wrote: »
    mad why swim in the icy water


    self flagellation ? yer balls retreating up into your stomach me thinks
    The one on Portmarnock beach is for St Francis hospice.


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    hidinginthebush
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    lucky frank lives wrote: »
    mad why swim in the icy water


    self flagellation ? yer balls retreating up into your stomach me thinks

    Ah its a bit of craic. Head down with the mates, have a dip to shake the cobwebs off, sup of brandy then home to spend the day with the family. Good festive cheer for all.


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