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East Coast Surf

Kadam10 · 2012-12-28 23:12:30

Hey, Anybody surfing the east coast this time of year, Iv been out in Dublin and Wexford and had some decent surf but no bodies anywhere. Kadam!

28-12-2012 11:12pm

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Kadam10

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Hey,

Anybody surfing the east coast this time of year, Iv been out in Dublin and Wexford and had some decent surf but no bodies anywhere.

Kadam!

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#2 29-12-2012 9:06pm

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there was a fair few at magheramore today, also a few in brittas north around the surf school

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#3 29-01-2013 11:40am

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check the east coast out tommorow! should be pumping by our standards!

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#4 29-01-2013 4:37pm

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How can you say something like it'll be pumping tomorrow when you don't even know the conditions required to surf the local breaks:rolleyes:

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#5 29-01-2013 7:29pm

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fair point

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#6 13-02-2013 8:27pm

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any heavy cruise ships pulling into Dublin port this week?:pac:

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#7 13-02-2013 9:55pm

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hames wrote: »

any heavy cruise ships pulling into Dublin port this week?:pac:

http://www.dublinport.ie/information-centre/next-100-arrivals

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#8 14-02-2013 3:14am

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I was just kidding, that's what I associate with 'east coast surfing'

anyone ever tried surfing in Dublin Port? Riding the wave of the 13.40 freight-liner from Liverpool?

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#9 16-02-2013 9:33pm

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The Ulysses is the boat you want, I've kite surfed and suped it plenty of times 4 pm is the time. Plenty of videos on you tube

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#10 23-03-2013 1:31am

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Was looking good in Killiney last night about 6. Might take a stroll down in the morning, haven't checked tides yet but if the weather I'd the same as today there was some clean faces

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#11 23-03-2013 5:22pm

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Alot of swell around but WR was muck

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#12 23-03-2013 7:03pm

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There were a few lads up in front of the car park, seemed to be slightly cleaner. I ended up on daddy duty so could only watch on

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#13 06-06-2013 1:09pm

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guys, is there anywhere to surf (actual waves) on the east coast near Dublin?

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#14 07-06-2013 1:41pm

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MoneyPlease wrote: »

guys, is there anywhere to surf (actual waves) on the east coast near Dublin?

Depends what you call actual waves!! It can be fickle, messy and generally a small window of opportunity to get on them...

BBSS generally have eyeball reports every now and again, worth noting if a strong southerly comes in:
http://www.facebook.com/BrittasBaySurfSchool

Long thread here with loads of info:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055006840

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#15 14-06-2013 11:33pm

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MoneyPlease wrote: »

guys, is there anywhere to surf (actual waves) on the east coast near Dublin?

No

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