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I haven’t posted video in a while so I thought you might enjoy 2 mins of my trip to Clare Island with Ali Donald of Saoirse na Mara (Irelandwestseakayaking.com)
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The seventh trip in the Sea Road series brings us to the 600m high Slieve League sea cliffs in Co Donegal. Read the full story here: http://bit.ly/ocIybZ
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This week The Sea Road takes on the Giant’s Causeway on the Antrim Coast -
Since we were so close to Scotland we decided to give the music on this one a Scottish flavour:
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I shot this video last December on the annual Irish Sea Kayaking Association paddle from Skerries to Rockabill in north Co Dublin. What I wouldn’t give for these kind of weather conditions today. How can December be so much better than June?
(Sean Pierce and Eileen Murphy of Shearwater led this trip out.)
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The latest step along the Sea Road: this time my brother and I drove down to Valentia in Kerry and paddled out to one of our favourite Irish islands: Puffin – the sun shone and the wind blew and it was a fantastic trip. Read all about it in Go
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David in his boat
Puffin at sunset
Through the gap
To the island - Skelligs on horizon
On Puffin Island
Puffin Island
To Puffin Island - Skelligs on horizon
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The third short video in the Sea Road series takes us to Roaringwater Bay in west Cork. Jim Kennedy of atlanticseakayaking.com brought me on a terrific tour of the bay. Hope you enjoy it.
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Two minutes along, under and through the Copper Coast in Co Waterford
The Sea Road: in the first of a series of podcasts with top Irish kayakers, Mick O’Meara of Seapaddling.com tells Gary Quinn about speed records, stamina, getting around Iceland and why, these days, there’s no place like home
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A few photo’s from tomorrow’s Sea Road Copper Coast story in The Irish Times
Shane exits a cave
That's a Go Pro video camera on my head
