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GoPro Camera in action

Details: Published on Sunday, 15 January 2012 12:17

Darren who is now enjoying himself surfing in Australia for the indefinate future is seen here caching a few waves in Tranore with a gopro camera.

Surf Conditions 15th - 16th of October

Details: Published on Saturday, 15 October 2011 09:54

Today the Surf is 2ft on sets, with a moderate strength onshore wind, right now its clean enough considering the moderate strength onshore wind! Low tide is at 2:17pm and High tide at 8.20pm! The Surf is going to be a little bit smaller in the evening time! The Surf for Sunday is looking to be very small and then winds are due to pick up on monday bringing more wind swell with waves over 2 foot expected.

House to Rent for Surfing Championships

Details: Published on Saturday, 08 October 2011 12:56

Theres a holiday Home to rent for the Surfing championships next week. The House sleeps 7 people and is priced at 250 euros for the weekend. The House can be viewed by going into the Imagine Ireland Website, property no 9337. Barrys contact no is 0872107886, or 0749734362.

Surf Report 8 Oct 11

Details: Published on Saturday, 08 October 2011 09:43

Today the surf is small and ideal for beginners, first timers and kids. Its nice and sunny out with 1 foot clean waves on sets, no wind. Low tide is 10am and High at 4pm. Tomorrow looks better with more swell on the way! We only occasionaly post the surf report here in this blog but to stay in touch and get the report every day check out our facebook page here: http://www.facebook.com/tramoresurfshopandtramoresurfschool and twitter here: twitter.com/tramoresurfshop. Here are some photos of today:

Big Waves Expected on the Irish Coastline

Details: Published on Saturday, 24 September 2011 10:27

It was the 8th of November 2010 when weather conditions off the west coast combined perfectly to create huge waves of up to 40 feet high and somewhat smaller waves but still queit big were surfed of the south coast! One wave with its location unknown called prowlers was surfed by up to six surfers who travelled on jetskis and power boards 2km out to sea! We wonder now with the last few tail ends of hurricanes that have blasted the south and west coasts this month will we see the return of some monstrous waves? You can follow the hurricane forecasts here on magicseaweed which is a forecast website!

Waves like the monster above have managed to get Ireland publicised in surfing magazines all around the world as a serious destination for hardcore surfers! The first big wave to be discovered in Ireland is Aileens. The front of magazines such as carve, surfermag and tracks and websites like surfline and surfers village all ran with images of these before unknown massive waves that were breaking on Irelands coastline.

So the question is when and where will the next big waves crash off the Irish coastline and what brave souls will take them on!

1/2 Price Surf Package all Weekend

Details: Published on Friday, 23 September 2011 20:33

To celebrate the surf and sea festival in tramore this weekend we are offering our full surf package which is normally €20 for €10. So drop by and have fun!