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| Learn to Dive, Learn to Snorkel | ||
Scuba Diving and Snorkelling are a great way to have fun, get fit and meet new people. Be part of a global network of divers who share one thing in common, the ability to see parts of the world no one else can!. So what are you waiting for come along to a Try A Dive Session being run by your local club and take the first step in your deep sea diving adventure, with 80 clubs there is bound to be one near you! Try a Dive & Training Select a section that is of interest to you or read through them all to find out more.
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| Where Do People Dive | ||
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Spectacular diving can be had around the
entire coast of Ireland and many of the
top dive sites in the world are located
around our wonderful Emerald Isle. For
the budding Marine Biologist’s there is
an infinite amount of exciting, colourful
and magnificent marine life dotted all
over breath taking underwater
topography including gully’s, caves, and
massive drop off’s. For the wreck diver
the entire coastline is thronged with
countless shipwrecks each with it’s own
amazing history and story as to how they ended up on the seabed. Some of the most famous shipwrecks in the world can be found the Irish coast including: The Lusitania, and the Kowloon Bridge. The picture to the left was taken off the coast of Co Clare! |
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Irish Underwater Council, 78A Patrick Street,
Dun Laoghaire
Phone: 01 2844601 Fax: 01 2844602
Phone: 01 2844601 Fax: 01 2844602