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FISHING TRIPS TO IRELAND ORGANISED
Want to visit Ireland for a fishing trip, staying
in a quaint Irish Pub, full board, and plenty of sea fishing?
Ideal for a 'Boys' week away
FOR FULL DETAILS
CONTACT SHEILA ON 01268 479216
FISHING FROM UNION HALL, CORK.
(Other venues can be booked also)
EITHER STAYING AT CASEY'S BAR OR A SELF-CATERING
COTTAGE.
Click here for
a link to Casey's Bar
Click here
for link to Gerald O'Neill's Angling site
weather in Ireland
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 reland's
climate is influenced by the relatively warm
waters of the Gulf Stream and by the
prevailing southwestern winds from the
Atlantic. This combination results in an
equable climate with temperatures fairly
uniform across the whole country.
Coldest months: January
and February with mean daily air temperatures
of 4 to 7 degrees Celsius.
Warmest months: July and August with
mean temperatures of 14 16 degrees Celsius.
Sunniest months: May and
June, averaging five to seven hours of
sunshine per day.
Average annual rainfall:
800-1200mm (31 to 47 inches) in low lying
areas
750mm (30 inches) in some Eastern areas
1500mm (59) inches in parts of the west
2000 mm (79 inches) or more In mountainous
areas
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