Time difference from New Ross to Dublin Tide Times

Lads Just putting it out there am looking for the difference in HW between the above marks any help please would be great. Thanks Lads

Dave

The New Ross tide is 1 hour after the Cobh tide.
The Cobh tide is the opposite to the Dublin (north wall) so when you high water in Dublin it is low water in Cork
It smell of a trip to St. Mullins so you are looking at high water in New Ross it is an hour after low water in Dublin

The New Ross tide is 1 hour after the Cobh tide.
The Cobh tide is the opposite to the Dublin (north wall) so when you high water in Dublin it is low water in Cork
It smell of a trip to St. Mullins so you are looking at high water in New Ross it is an hour after low water in Dublin

Ok so what would the difference between New Ross and St Mullins is it about 30 mins

I have always used Courtown as a rough guide about 15\30 minutes difference
mickser

The New Ross tide is 1 hour after the Cobh tide.
The Cobh tide is the opposite to the Dublin (north wall) so when you high water in Dublin it is low water in Cork
It smell of a trip to St. Mullins so you are looking at high water in New Ross it is an hour after low water in Dublin

Ok so what would the difference between New Ross and St Mullins is it about 30 mins

Yep, 30 minutes will be fine. There were none there on Sunday

The New Ross tide is 1 hour after the Cobh tide.
The Cobh tide is the opposite to the Dublin (north wall) so when you high water in Dublin it is low water in Cork
It smell of a trip to St. Mullins so you are looking at high water in New Ross it is an hour after low water in Dublin

Ok so what would the difference between New Ross and St Mullins is it about 30 mins

Yep, 30 minutes will be fine. There were none there on Sunday

Thank Mac was the water dirty or clean just wondering with all the rain we had.