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Life on the Ice Edge: Antarctica's Seabirds Online presentation 17th Feb 7 - 8pm.

Eleanor Honan has kindly agreed to talk to us about her Antarctic research on Tuesday Feb 17th at 7pm via zoom.

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Saltee Islands by Kayak

See what you missed at the Saltee Islands last Saturday! Video from John Murray,

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Level 4 Challenge: Our Journey

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East Coast Sea Kayakers - Howth 15/3/25

See all the action from the club meet at Howth yesterday in John Murray's video!

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Dublin Port Small Craft Warning
Date Time Height
New Moon 17 Feb 17:25 0.67
93
18 Feb Small Craft Warning 00:05 3.92
91
05:30 0.74
100
12:10 4.24
106
17:55 0.52
99
Information

This module shows tide predictions for a selected tidal station on the Irish coast.

The times are shown in UTC. In Ireland, from the last Sunday in March until the last Sunday in October, add one hour to convert to Irish Summer Time (IST).

Tide prediction data is retrieved from the Marine Institute ERDDAP API service.

Moon phase data is retrieved from the U.S. Navy Astronomical Applications API service.

The tidal coefficient indicates the forecast tidal range (amplitude) compared with the average equinoctial spring-tide range at Dublin Port (3.5 m).

A low coefficient indicates a smaller tidal range, while a high coefficient indicates a larger tidal range. The coefficient ranges from 20 (lowest neap tides) to 120 (extraordinary spring tides).

Met Éireann is the source for the weather warnings. Further details can be found on the Met Éireann warnings page.

Met Éireann does not accept any liability whatsoever for any error or omission in the data, their availability, or for any loss or damage arising from their use.

Upcoming events
Forward Paddling workshop
Friday, February 20 2026 7:00 PM - 3:00 PM ·
KILCULLEN
Level 3 Sea Kayak Skills Training, Feb 21st/22nd 2026
Saturday, February 21 2026 9:00 AM - Sunday, February 22 2026 4:00 PM ·
BULLOCH HARBOUR
Trip Planning Essential Skills Course
Wednesday, February 25 2026 7:00 PM - Thursday, February 26 2026 10:00 PM ·
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