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Dingle Bay to Galway Bay

€26.50

Dingle to Galway Printed on waterprotected paper and comes in A4 folded format. The west coast of Ireland from Galway Bay down to Dingle Bay. Scale 1:200,640. One and two-minute gridlines. Larger scale plans of Fenit Island, Foynes island, Limerick, Kilrush, Kilronan (Aran Islands), Galway bay, Galway Harbour, Cashla, Dingle harbour, River Shannon.

Cork Harbour to Dingle Bay

€26.50

Cork to Dingle Printed on waterprotected paper and comes in A4 folded format. The south-west coast of Ireland from Cork harbour west to Dingle Bay. Scale 1:170,000. One and two-minute gridlines. Larger scale plans of Baltimore, Castle Haven, Bantry, Crookhaven, Castletown/Bearhaven, Portmagee, Coutmacsherry, Dingle, Glengariff, Sneem, Ardgroom & Kilmakilloge, Schull, Valentia, Glandore and Kinsale. Tidal stream diagrams.

Ireland - South West Coast Bantry Bay to Kinsale (Small Craft Folio)

€65.00

Small Craft Chart Folio Product ID : SC5623 Folio of charts specially designed for the small craft user. Contains approx 13 charts - every Admiralty chart from Bantry Bay to Kinsale (includes Baltimore, the Islands, Schull and Crookhaven). Buying charts in this format is about a fifth the price of normal Admiralty charts.

Ireland - South Coast Waterford Harbour to Kinsale (Small Craft Folio)

€65.00

Small Craft Charts Product ID : SC5622 Folio of charts specially designed for the small craft user. Contains approx 13 charts - every Admiralty chart from Waterford to Kinsale (includes Cork Harbour Upper and Lower). Buying charts in this format is about a fifth the price of normal Admiralty charts.

Reeds Afloat Almanac 2015

€54.00

Reeds Nautical Almanac is the indispensable trusted annual compendium of navigational data for yachtsmen and motorboaters, and provides all the information required to navigate Atlantic coastal waters around the whole of the UK, Ireland, Channel Islands and the entire European coastline from the tip of Denmark right down to Gibraltar, Northern Morocco and the Azores. The 2014 edition continues the Almanac's tradition of year on year improvement and meticulous presentation of all the data required for safe navigation. Now with an improved layout for easier reference and with over 45,000 annual changes, it is regarded as the bible of

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Eddie/Joe/Peter (&Kuba)

this note of thanks is a little tardy so apologies.

As a business just want to say you guys look after your customers and everything was well thought out and very well planned.

Food always excellent, can't wait for the Sailcork Cookbook, I am sure its an art planning food in a challenging environment.

The training was exceptional, from theory classes to the practical side, for me it's amazing you can take someone with no knowledge and no confidence, put them through a program and give them them the required knowledge, skills and confidence to sail.

..... and in doing so find that difficult balance between a social activity that also requires vigilance safety and security.

I have done many courses (work and pleasure) I can honestly say I learned the most and at so many levels from Sailcork, we are the better for your long and valuable service in Cork.

best regards,

William Oppermann (look after Lou...she is building muscle for the winches...)

William Oppermann

Jo

Just a note to say thank you for a glorious June Bank Holiday Weekend. I really appreciate you fitting me in. I had a great time and will be back for more. Eddie asked us to send in our thoughts on the trip and how it went. Here’s my go at it.

I’ve just had a hugely enjoyable weekend aboard the Holy Grounder. Anchoring at midnight under the stars, slipping out to sea in early morning, rounding the Old Head so close you feel you could touch it. You have breakfast on deck imagining all the land lubbers still in their beds while you have already explored miles of coastline. Then there’s the huge excitement of sailing and learning the ropes (literally). Finding a secret cove to anchor in for lunch and developing a ferocious appetite for sausages. You feel like you have already lived several days in one. There’s the joking and camaraderie of an unlikely group of people - linked by a common interest - age and occupation irrelevant.

For me Eddie and the Sail Cork crew got the ingredients right. For a beginner there is the comfort of the full confidence you feel in the ability and experience of Eddie and his crew but at the same time you are not mollycoddled or pandered to - you have work to do too. There is an immense sense of satisfaction to be had from tasks mastered and learnt by doing. All the while flying along the Cork coast at speed. Eddie himself is generous with stories, anecdotes and personal experience and manages to be continually teaching without making you feel you are in class. He also takes into account important things like food and socialising on shore!

I would recommend everyone to try a weekend away with a difference. Trade the airports, taxis and hotel rooms for a trip with Sail Cork. If you don’t have a boat of your own and are not lucky enough to have a family tradition of sailing it is a fantastic way to discover how great it can be out on the water.

Eddie, Jo and all the team – thanks for a brilliant trip.

Una

ICC Prep and test April 2015.

Many thanks for looking after us so well on our ICC prep and test.
It helped sharpen my boat handling, and remind me that I need to practice a lot
of core skills. The food was top class as well - I will be certainly be recommending
SailCork.

Tony O'Mahony.

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