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The dive season generally starts around March and ends around October. It is possible, of course, to dive outside of this, but due to adverse weather and sea conditions it is not appealing to everyone.
This Web Site is for the experienced divers who may have visited many of the dive sites; it is for the inexperienced divers who haven't yet gained the knowledge that comes with experience; it is for the visiting diver who wishes to get a taste of what Ireland has to offer. Special thanks should be extended to the Irish Underwater
Council
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Created by TempoWeb © 2004
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Ireland, being an island on the western edge of Europe and on
the Continental Shelf, is perfectly situated for Scuba-diving. The
waters around Ireland are of varying quality and standards to encompass
all individual requirements. Due to Ireland's small size it is relatively
easy to travel from one part of the country to another, giving divers
the opportunity to travel for one, or more, day's diving.
From
earlier divers (1950's onwards) we have gained the knowledge about
all the sites that they dived at, where to go, what to see and what
to do. Most of this information has been passed on by word of mouth.
This website intends to collect all this information and create a
complete diving directory of Ireland.