Useful Links for going Kayaking

[EoinK]

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/

[Eoin F]

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!

[GavinSheehan]

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

http://world.rainchasers.com/

[Diarmaid_Moloney]

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

[SamOC]

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

[Jemma Shorten]

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

[Diarmaid_Moloney]

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

[Diarmaid_Moloney]

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

[Eoghanc]

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

[Eoghanc]

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

[Conor Lowe]

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

[GavinSheehan]

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.

[rhonacrowley]

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