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#1 Post by hush1 »

Hey lads,

Was thinking of heading to Kinvara this weekend. Problem is is that there is a Galway Hooker race festival on there and the slip and town could be jammers!

Anyone know of any good slips nearby I could use?

Trying to get some fishing and drinking in during the same weekend!

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#2 Post by stevecrow74 »

you could try parkmore pier which is at the mouth of kinvara bay, or there is the new pier at ballyvaughan..
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#3 Post by hush1 »

are they both accessible for small boats Stve?

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#4 Post by stevecrow74 »

AFAIK they are..
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#5 Post by Peter Kinsella »

Ballyvaughan = good access, small boat friendly and useable at all states of the tide. Beware of moorings at low springs.
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