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IRISH surfer, author, scientist, and activist Easkey Britton will be appearing at the West Cork Literary Festival next weekend to talk about her new book, Ebb and Flow.A native of Rossnowlagh in Co Donegal, she was named after a well-known wave off the west coast and had a meteor

Hometrees Ardnaculla Summer School is back this weekend 2023-07-04

The three-day Ardnaculla Summer School, hosted by Hometree in County Clare, takes place from July 7-9

There’s a reason why sea swimmers like to tell you about it: physical exhilaration, a mental time-out and social connection. What more could you want?

Former champion surfer and marine social scientist Easkey Britton on moving back to her childhood homeplace with her twin babies, what surfing means to her family and how we can help stop environmental damage to our waterways

Sea Fever completed in 2007- was a feature-length Irish surf documentary filmed over the course of two years between 2005 and 2007 to capture the mood of Irish surfing throughout the seasons. Sea Fever was an insight film into the surf culture that had developed in Ireland over the previous forty years. With dramatic footage from Ireland's giant wave 'Aileens' (Aill na Searrach) at the 700 feet Cliffs of Moher and close-up interviews with the troubadour surfers that brave these 40...

Siobhan Cronin is The Southern Star's editor. She's also an avid sea swimmer and in her regular blog 'From A to Sea' she documents her sea swimming journey. So get the wetsuit on, dive in and join her on her aquatic adventures***CHANCES are, if you’re a swimmer, you have lot

Categories collide in religion books geared toward personal well-being.

The Endless Winter Ii Surfing Europe 2017 1080p Webrip X264-rarbg [url=https://imgur.com/bf9Wflj][img]https://i.imgur.com/bf9Wflj.jpg[/img][/url] Title: The Endless Winter II: Surfing Europe (2017) Genres: Documentary Description: Europe is and always has been a traveling surfers dream. Wildly di...

Six women share their stories of exposure to heights and depths most of us can’t imagine