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#21
05-25-2005, 10:52 AM
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 Re: Diving in Dublin Bay I second that completely. Good diving is possible but given the recent weather we've had there'd be no point in Sharky lugging his gear over from U.K. Even today we have a small craft warning from Met Eireann.. :(  |
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05-25-2005, 10:52 AM
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| Re: Diving in Dublin Bay I second that completely. Good diving is possible but given the recent weather we've had there'd be no point in Sharky lugging his gear over from U.K. Even today we have a small craft warning from Met Eireann.. :( |
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05-25-2005, 10:52 AM
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| Re: Diving in Dublin Bay I second that completely. Good diving is possible but given the recent weather we've had there'd be no point in Sharky lugging his gear over from U.K. Even today we have a small craft warning from Met Eireann.. :( |
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05-25-2005, 10:52 AM
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| Re: Diving in Dublin Bay I second that completely. Good diving is possible but given the recent weather we've had there'd be no point in Sharky lugging his gear over from U.K. Even today we have a small craft warning from Met Eireann.. :( |
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05-25-2005, 11:41 AM
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| Re: Diving in Dublin Bay Euge wrote: > I second that completely. Good diving is possible but given the recent > weather we've had there'd be no point in Sharky lugging his gear over from > U.K. Even today we have a small craft warning from Met Eireann.. :( > > > Don't know what to do now, I'm coming over for work and the boat back is 4pm Sat, perfect for a couple of dives on Sat morning - else I'd be kicking my heels all day. How long a period of good weather does it take the viz to settle down, I'm not coming till a week today. |
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#26
05-25-2005, 11:41 AM
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| Re: Diving in Dublin Bay > I second that completely. Good diving is possible but given the recent > weather we've had there'd be no point in Sharky lugging his gear over from > U.K. Even today we have a small craft warning from Met Eireann.. :( > > > Don't know what to do now, I'm coming over for work and the boat back is 4pm Sat, perfect for a couple of dives on Sat morning - else I'd be kicking my heels all day. How long a period of good weather does it take the viz to settle down, I'm not coming till a week today. |
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#27
05-25-2005, 11:41 AM
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| Re: Diving in Dublin Bay Euge wrote: > I second that completely. Good diving is possible but given the recent > weather we've had there'd be no point in Sharky lugging his gear over from > U.K. Even today we have a small craft warning from Met Eireann.. :( > > > Don't know what to do now, I'm coming over for work and the boat back is 4pm Sat, perfect for a couple of dives on Sat morning - else I'd be kicking my heels all day. How long a period of good weather does it take the viz to settle down, I'm not coming till a week today. |
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05-25-2005, 11:41 AM
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| Re: Diving in Dublin Bay Euge wrote: > I second that completely. Good diving is possible but given the recent > weather we've had there'd be no point in Sharky lugging his gear over from > U.K. Even today we have a small craft warning from Met Eireann.. :( > > > Don't know what to do now, I'm coming over for work and the boat back is 4pm Sat, perfect for a couple of dives on Sat morning - else I'd be kicking my heels all day. How long a period of good weather does it take the viz to settle down, I'm not coming till a week today. |
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#29
05-25-2005, 11:41 AM
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| Re: Diving in Dublin Bay Euge wrote: > I second that completely. Good diving is possible but given the recent > weather we've had there'd be no point in Sharky lugging his gear over from > U.K. Even today we have a small craft warning from Met Eireann.. :( > > > Don't know what to do now, I'm coming over for work and the boat back is 4pm Sat, perfect for a couple of dives on Sat morning - else I'd be kicking my heels all day. How long a period of good weather does it take the viz to settle down, I'm not coming till a week today. |
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#30
05-25-2005, 11:41 AM
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| Re: Diving in Dublin Bay Euge wrote: > I second that completely. Good diving is possible but given the recent > weather we've had there'd be no point in Sharky lugging his gear over from > U.K. Even today we have a small craft warning from Met Eireann.. :( > > > Don't know what to do now, I'm coming over for work and the boat back is 4pm Sat, perfect for a couple of dives on Sat morning - else I'd be kicking my heels all day. How long a period of good weather does it take the viz to settle down, I'm not coming till a week today. |
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