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  • Lahinch Surf School | Things To Do In Lahinch | Discover Lahinch

    In case you hadn't heard, Lahinch is one of the top surfing destinations in Ireland. Add in some world class waves rolling in from the Wild Atlantic Sea, and some of Irelands most experienced instructors, and we have a recipe for smiles all around! Established in 2002 by Former Irish Champion and Pro Surfer John McCarthy, Lahinch Surf School was the first of it’s kind on the West Coast of Ireland. Joining John, his wife Rachel, and Manager Stuart is their crew of stoked instructors. You won’t meet a nicer bunch of surfers along the Wild Atlantic Way! Whether you are an absolute first timer or a seasoned professional, our aim at Lahinch Surf School is to patiently take you through the complete surf experience and to have a lot of fun while doing it. Our Motto is “Friendly, Safe and Fun!”. All equipment is provided along with one of our fully qualified Irish Surfing Association Surf Instructors. Each Lahinch Surf School lesson is 2 hours long, 80-90 minutes of which are spent in the water. Lessons are held in waist deep water so you don't need to be an amazing swimmer! The most popular choices for adult surfers are the 2 Hour Surf Lessons and the Weekend Surf Courses. For Teens and Kids we offer School Tour packages, and Surf Camps in Summer & School holidays. To book a lesson or to find out more information see www.lahinchsurfschool.com, or give us a call on 087 9609667. More Information lahinchsurfschool.com Bookings Private Lessons Kids Camps Surf Lessons Board Rental Family Friendly Follow On Social: Instagram Facebook Trip Advisor Lahinch Surf School Lahinch ← All Things To Do In case you hadn't heard, Lahinch is one of the top surfing destinations in Ireland. Add in some world class waves rolling in from the Wild Atlantic Sea, and some of Irelands most experienced instructors, and we have a recipe for smiles all around! Established in 2002 by Former Irish Champion and Pro Surfer John McCarthy, Lahinch Surf School was the first of it’s kind on the West Coast of Ireland. Joining John, his wife Rachel, and Manager Stuart is their crew of stoked instructors. You won’t meet a nicer bunch of surfers along the Wild Atlantic Way! Whether you are an absolute first timer or a seasoned professional, our aim at Lahinch Surf School is to patiently take you through the complete surf experience and to have a lot of fun while doing it. Our Motto is “Friendly, Safe and Fun!”. All equipment is provided along with one of our fully qualified Irish Surfing Association Surf Instructors. Each Lahinch Surf School lesson is 2 hours long, 80-90 minutes of which are spent in the water. Lessons are held in waist deep water so you don't need to be an amazing swimmer! The most popular choices for adult surfers are the 2 Hour Surf Lessons and the Weekend Surf Courses. For Teens and Kids we offer School Tour packages, and Surf Camps in Summer & School holidays. To book a lesson or to find out more information see www.lahinchsurfschool.com , or give us a call on 087 9609667. < Previous < Next Important Links Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions info@discoverlahinch.ie Want to get involved? Submit a business listing → Submit an event listing → Make a suggestion for Lahinch.ie →

  • Michael Hanrahan Artist | Things To Do In Lahinch | Discover Lahinch

    Michael was born in Dublin and now lives in Lahinch, County Clare, Ireland. He creates a great sense of place in his work, capturing the atmosphere of the Irish countryside the dramatic skies and seascapes. He studied at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin, and the Burren College of Art in County Clare. He worked under Kenneth Webb, Trevor Geoghegan, Fergal Flanagan, James Flack, and John Hoar. After a career in Banking Michael now devotes his time to painting from his studio and gallery in Lahinch, working in Watercolour, acrylics and oils. His big breakthrough came in 2010 when Michael was appointed by the Irish Government as the official artist for the historic Royal visit of Queen Elizabeth to Ireland. Three of his paintings hang in Buckingham Palace. He was appointed Art Lecturer with Cunard International teaching watercolour painting on some of the worlds largest ocean liners. More Information michaelhanrahanartist.com + 353 (0) 86 825 1550 mphanrahan55@gmail.com Meet The Artist Gallery Viewings by Appointment Available For Commissions Follow On Social: Facebook Instagram TikTok Nationwide Irish TV Interview: Click Here Interview on RTE Radio One: Click here Michael Hanrahan Artist Lahinch ← All Things To Do Michael was born in Dublin and now lives in Lahinch, County Clare, Ireland. He creates a great sense of place in his work, capturing the atmosphere of the Irish countryside the dramatic skies and seascapes. He studied at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin, and the Burren College of Art in County Clare. He worked under Kenneth Webb, Trevor Geoghegan, Fergal Flanagan, James Flack, and John Hoar. After a career in Banking Michael now devotes his time to painting from his studio and gallery in Lahinch, working in Watercolour, acrylics and oils. His big breakthrough came in 2010 when Michael was appointed by the Irish Government as the official artist for the historic Royal visit of Queen Elizabeth to Ireland. Three of his paintings hang in Buckingham Palace. He was appointed Art Lecturer with Cunard International teaching watercolour painting on some of the worlds largest ocean liners. < Previous < Next Important Links Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions info@discoverlahinch.ie Want to get involved? Submit a business listing → Submit an event listing → Make a suggestion for Lahinch.ie →

  • Business Listing Submission | DiscoverLahinch.ie

    The generosity of local businesses has allowed this site to come together. Our goal is for every business in the area to be featured on the site. That is why businesses listings are based on donations. Please fill in your details here, and we will get in touch about the next steps to going live on site. Business Listing Submission Form The generosity of local businesses has allowed this site to come together. Our goal is for every business in the area to be featured on the site. That is why businesses listings are based on donations. Please fill in your details here, and we will get in touch about the next steps to going live on site. Name of person submitting listing: Business Name Business Description: Select a category that best matches your business Email I accept terms & conditions. View terms of use Amenities Child Friendly Wheelchair Accessible Pet Friendly Parking Wifi Accept Credit/Debit Cards Accept Contactless Payment None of The Above Other amenities not mentioned above: Eircode Website Submit Thanks for submitting! We will be in touch shortly. I want to subscribe to the newsletter. Important Links Privacy Policy Terms & Conditions info@discoverlahinch.ie Want to get involved? Submit a business listing → Submit an event listing → Make a suggestion for Lahinch.ie →

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  • 6 West Coast Surf Club Members to attend World Surf Championships in Rio

    Riding the Wave of Dreams: Send Our Surf Stars to Rio! Fundraising link: here. Irish Surfing is sending a Junior team to the World Surfing Championships in November. The World Junior Surfing Championship in Rio will see the best young surfers from around the world. Among them are the top 3 girls and boys representing Ireland in both the U16 and U18 categories. What makes this event even more remarkable is that six of these exceptional surfers are proud members of our West Coast Surf Club. This achievement fills our club with immense pride, and we are thrilled to have Katie, James, Odin, Sadie, Conor, and Maria chosen to represent our country on the world stage. These talented young surfers have dedicated countless hours to perfect their skills, battling the waves and cold to become some of the best junior surfers in Ireland. Their journey to Rio is a testament to their unwavering commitment and passion for the sport. They have demonstrated outstanding skills and sportsmanship, making our local community proud. However, the path to Rio isn't without its challenges. The trip to the World Junior Surfing Championship is self-funded, and the costs associated with international competition are significant. Flights, accommodations, transport, and insurance all add up, and these expenses can be a burden for the families of our surfers. This is where we need your support. By contributing to this fundraiser, you become an essential part of this journey. Your donation will go directly to support Katie, James, Odin, Sadie, Conor, and Maria as they represent Ireland with pride and determination. Every contribution counts, no matter the size, and all funds raised will be evenly divided among these exceptional surfers. Together, we can ensure that financial constraints don't stand in the way of their dreams. Let's rally behind Katie, James, Odin, Sadie, Conor, and Maria and get them to Rio! Thank you for your generosity and support! Fundraising link: here.

  • Notice of Clare County Council's Draft Parking Bye-Laws 2023

    Clare County Council is in the process of introducing new parking bye-laws for various locations: Kilkee, Lahinch, Doolin, Fanore, Spanish Point, and White Strand. Clare County Council invites your feedback on the draft bye-laws. Submissions and observations can be conveyed via email to trafficteam@clarecoco.ie or in writing to the Administrative Officer at the Transportation Department. The deadline for submitting your input is 4:00pm on August 22nd, 2023. You will find full details about the new plan for parking in Lahinch here.

  • Councillor Liam Grant Addresses Ballymacraven River Fish Kill

    Councillor Liam Grant expressed his concern over a recent fish kill incident that occurred at the Ballymacraven river near Ennistymon's Falls Hotel. In his Instagram post, he highlighted the poisoning of the river, resulting in the death of hundreds of fish. Taking immediate action, the local Councillor collaborated with environmental organisations and contacted Irish Water to investigate the incident's cause, specifically examining the nearby Ballymacraven water treatment plant for potential links to the incident. His primary objective is to ensure accountability for the culprits and initiate a restoration project to revive the affected ecosystem. Further Reading: RTE.ie Instagram post: Click Here Photograph by: Ruairí Ó Conchúir

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