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Old 19-08-05, 05:59 PM
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Hi Mark,

sorry for the trouble caused but I've got to bail on this one mate, I hope y'all have a great time.

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I'm still in.

I have a couple of 15ltr tanks if anyone needs to borrow one. Not currently O2 clean but that can be arranged, passed their hydro' last week. Might make travelling a bit easier for someone.

Let me know if anyone is interested.

PS also got a bit of spare lead.

PM or email me if you are interested, will be away for a week but will reply asap.

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Sean, when I went this year I did as Mick suggests and took the Seacat from Holyhead. That said, although it is a shorter crossing, you've probably got further to drive to catch the boat.

It was only after I'd booked that they started the fast crossings from Liverpool. Not sure what the price is now, but then they had special introductory offers. Working out my total journey time from my house to Dublin and going via Liverpool would only have taken 30 minutes longer and was half the price!

Once we're up and running I'll sort out the cost of the trip and then post up the travel options for everyone.

At this point it's worth pointing out that the hire kit at the centre looks like top quality. You can get flights into Galway airport, so flying and hiring gear is an option worth considering. Again, I'll be posting full details soon.
Bear in mind, Renvyle is 60/70 miles from Galway airport
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Old 22-08-05, 03:19 AM
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Mark,

By the sounds of it they're quoting you for two offshore dives (out around Inisturk etc.) at those rates. Two inshore dives should be around €60 including fills.

If this is the case, then it would be better looking at inshore dives. At that time of year, the odds are against getting offshore Atlantic dives, in which case, they will revert to inshore anyway while still charging the full rates for the offshore boats.

Just a thought.
Mick is on the money here. Killary fjord has plenty to offer without heading out to the islands. Arrange a meeting point. Galway is a doddle, the road to Clifden is ok, then the fun starts You`ll need a friendly native guide. I might have some of this meself.
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Mark, can you confirm Mick & Mrs. Mick please?

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