University of Limerick Kayak Club

Limerick Tide Tables: http://www.sfpc.ie/download/Tides%202014%20.pdf Gower works about three hours after high tide, if the ESB are releasing enough water from Ardnacrusha.

River Gauges: http://riverspy.net/

Tuam hole gauge: https://waterlevel.ie/0000030007/0001/day/
Works .95-1.35
To loop without hitting the bottom you want over 1

Lahinch Surf Forecast: http://magicseaweed.com/Lahinch-Beach-Surf-Report/52/

This video will also be of a lot of use to most of our newer paddlers....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQs9rFOnGCw

This is Rudy Rampage running through one of the most basic skills in kayaking, the wet exit, in a nice short and well thought out fashion. One of the lesser known kayaking instructors but one of the best as far as I am concerned.

GO RUDY!

For anyone who wants to plan their future life around where the water will be:

http://world.rainchasers.com/

Glens gauge
https://waterlevel.ie/0000025309/0001/day/
Works above 0.55m

Id use the word 'works' very loosely when the gauge is at.55. .70 is tasty

https://www.facebook.com/neloslalom/vid ... 463666342/

Boluisce gauge
https://waterlevel.ie/0000031075/0001/week/

The gauge for Gower
https://waterlevel.ie/0000025061/0001/week/
It's a gauge in town affect by the tide so ignore the peaks.
The lower reading need to be between .75 and 1.2m

http://www.tipperarysports.ie/communitysportshub - Clonmel level guide and links to gauge.

http://www.esbhydro.ie/ - ESB Releases and gauges for Shannon, Erne, Liffey and Suir.

So take the Ardnacrucha flow and take it from the Parteen flow and that's what end's up in CC??

Conor Lowe wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 05, 2017 3:01 pm

So take the Ardnacrucha flow and take it from the Parteen flow and that's what end's up in CC??

Yep Parteen Weir - Ardnacrusha = CC. Currently at 10 cumecs but whether or not that is true is another thing.

Interactive Google Maps of all Irish Rivers
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit? ... 274486&z=8