Difference in tide times

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Difference in tide times

#1 Post by sparkey+1 »

Lads I was just wondering if or what the difference in tide times is between Dublin and south wicklow and where does the time really change is it after Arklow ??? Cheers Dave
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Re: Difference in tide times

#2 Post by flyno »

Hi Dave, if you go to google and type easytide arklow or easytide wicklow you will get accurate enough predictions for these areas. You can also type easytide dublin and then work out the difference. Hope this helps..
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Cheers flyno that great
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Re: Difference in tide times

#4 Post by gfkelly1969 »

use http://www.sailing.ie/inside/default.asp?pageId=702 for the tides in Dublin instead of easytide,I used easytide before for the tides in Galway and it was about 2 hours out
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