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Udo
Inishcorkish western passage
27 May, 2012 09:15
Hello
Did somebody have an official navigation map from the 2010 built western passage of inishcorkish ? Passage is very safe and comfortable, - if you’ll find the
correct entrance
Want to know , whether my freehand sketch is usable.
Udo
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Pas Vite / T 15
Re: Inishcorkish western passage
28 May, 2012 17:39
Quote:
Udo
Hello
Did somebody have an official navigation map from the 2010 built western passage of inishcorkish ? Passage is very safe and comfortable, - if you’ll find the
correct entrance
Want to know , whether my freehand sketch is usable.
Udo


this is from the latest WI charts

note: in a weedy season it will be thick weed.







Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 28/05/2012 17:46 by Pas Vite / T 15.
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Udo
Re: Inishcorkish western passage
28 May, 2012 18:10
Thanks a lot ! Looks great , but some numbers on the markers are wrong ! Have checked markers and numbers the easter weeks and 30c8,9,10,11 are only without identification numbers existing. But, Hmm, sorry, perhaps WI have done her homeworks ??
Where can I buy such a new WI map ?? Please post it or email me !
Thank you very much for your information - Udo
ps. Here's my freehand sketch from april, and I'm surely not angry about your smile !!

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Pas Vite / T 15
Re: Inishcorkish western passage
28 May, 2012 19:50
Quote:
Udo
Thanks a lot ! Looks great , but some numbers on the markers are wrong ! Have checked markers and numbers the easter weeks and 30c8,9,10,11 are only without identification numbers existing. But, Hmm, sorry, perhaps WI have done her homeworks ??
Where can I buy such a new WI map ?? Please post it or email me !
Thank you very much for your information - Udo
ps. Here's my freehand sketch from april, and I'm surely not angry about your smile !!
[attachment 3450 Newcopy.jpg]

you can get the maps online here


[shop.iwai.ie]


or direct from WI HQ Enniskillen


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Padhraic Conneally
Re: Inishcorkish western passage
29 May, 2012 09:29
WI were not selling map last year due to errors may have reprinted check with hq
OSNI Leisure map apparently correct
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Sven Neubert
Re: Inishcorkish western passage
29 May, 2012 16:52
The said passage is on the IBRA charts since last (the 2011) season (see attached - chart and sniplet ©Shannon Leisure Development Company Ltd). The charts can be got from Carrick Craft or most other hire boat operators.



Best regards from Killinure Point
Sven
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Udo
Re: Inishcorkish western passage
29 May, 2012 17:12
Thanks for your fast information. The attached mapfile seems similar to Pas Vites map section .
Only the wrong labels are disturbing a little bit.
Best regards from germany - Udo
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Andrew Kidney
Re: Inishcorkish western passage
12 June, 2012 13:52
So which route past Inishcorkish has the most water?

...and are either of them deeper than the most westerly route (past Tirroroe)?

Andrew
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Udo
Re: Inishcorkish western passage
12 June, 2012 16:26
Hello
The new western passage is definately deeper than the eastern passage. Think the onliest problem is potential upcoming weeds during the season, and its a little difficult to find the entrance, if coming from the Knockninny side. Eastern passage -At the beginning of the season, the floating log and stones from the Colebrook R.are a big problem, and some boats get damaged, especially the propeller.
Tirraroe bay course seems not dangerous and should be deep enough, but south of Bockan Island are few shallows, with some groundings in the Easter week.
This is my experience - hope it helps a little bit !
Udo
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