east coast tides

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iascnushfish
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east coast tides

#1 Post by iascnushfish »

just wondering where abouts on the east coast the tide changes.
i know from dundalk to wicklow town is fairly similar and
then arklow is quite different. just wondering does it change north of arklow
and if so where :wink:
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#2 Post by Pat Spillane »

google easytide there is a map that you can click into that gives each area along thr coast
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Irish Sea tides

#3 Post by kieran »

Hi

Easytide from the UK hodrographic office is free and excellent...

[url]easytide.ukho.gov.uk[/url]

South Leinster features an amphidromic area, basically the tides sweeping up around the South Atlantic get cancelled out by the tides sweeping down from the Irish Sea and as a consequence the tides can be well very weird.
You can have four tides in a five hour match there, with the sea rising and droping back no more than a metre on occasion...

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