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Castle in the Sun

nobody@flickr.com (Irishphotographer) — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 14:38:13 -0800

Classiebawn Castle sits in the Sunset just outside Mullaghmore in Co Sligo

Surfing in Ireland

nobody@flickr.com (Irishphotographer) — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 12:01:23 -0700

Yes folks we even surf in ireland this shot was takan in July 2002 at the world Masters Championship in Bundoran In ireland ,the Point Reef break where this guy was surfing is the 5th most consistant wave in the world and just round the corner at Mullaghmore this winter saw a set of waves over 60 ft high a scary sight very clost to some local houses but the local surfers were out and surfed them!!!!

Mullaghmore Beach

nobody@flickr.com (Irishphotographer) — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 13:09:10 -0700

Irishphotographer posted a photo:

Mullaghmore is located between Cliffoney and Grange, it is a small fishing village.
A popular holiday centre, facilities include superb blue flag sandy beach stretching as far as the eye can see (3km), which is safe for swimming, windsurfing and water sports, with sheltered anchorage for small and medium craft at the harbour.

The Beach is located in north County Sligo, 25km from Sligo town via the N15 and beside the town of Mullaghmore. it is a rural sandy beach backed by an extensive dune system and with views of Ben Bulben.

Beach guards on duty daily from June to September. There are both lifebuoys and torpedo buoys availalble on the beach. Beach has access ramps but no toilets facilities for the disabled.
It is renowned for being a base for licensed angling/passenger boats for charter, sea angling and trips to Inishmurray Island. More Details Boat Trips.

Watching

nobody@flickr.com (Irishphotographer) — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 16:22:26 -0700

Irishphotographer posted a photo:

Mullaghmore —County Sligo

Mullaghmore is located between Cliffoney and Grange, it is a small fishing village.
A popular holiday centre, facilities include superb blue flag sandy beach stretching as far as the eye can see (3km), which is safe for swimming, windsurfing and water sports, with sheltered anchorage for small and medium craft at the harbour.
It is renowned for being a base for licensed angling/passenger boats for charter, sea angling and trips to Inishmurray Island.

Follow the leader

nobody@flickr.com (Irishphotographer) — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 15:19:14 -0700

Irishphotographer posted a photo:

Mullaghmore harbour is a great watersports centre from here all kinds of sporting activities take part but one suppriseing fact is that it is a fantastic place for Shark fishing and indead this does not put the locals off amoung the best of fish available are
Blue Shark

These magnificent fish visit our shores from July onwards. More often than not the fish will come around the boat before taking the baits, this causes some great excitement. Once hooked they put up a very good fight . Many fine specimen fish have being caught our best being 140Lbs.
Porbeagle Shark , Tope
All shark are released unharmed to fight another day.
Giant Bluefin Tuna

The world's ultimate gamefish ! These giants up to 1500Lbs arrive in August and stay until November. A record fish of almost 1000Lbs has been caught by Adrian Malloy, a fellow Skipper. The average runs at around 600Lbs. There are few places in the world (only the east coast of the USA and West Coast of Ireland) where you can battle with these giants. Imagine hooking up to a car doing 50mph and you will have some idea of the raw power of these great creatures. Believe me if they had paws they would rule the planet.

Directions:

Mullaghmore is located in north County Sligo on the north west coast of Ireland. We are within easy reach of all the major ferryports and airports.