Ferg introduces us to Vinny O Halloran and his eco friendly wooden surfboard building operation before putting a couple through their paces at his favourite wave, Aileens. If you’ve missed the previous 11 parts, you can find them here.
In this episode Ferg heads out for a surf with Tom Lowe at Spanish Point, before meeting up with friends to show us how readily available and easily sourced fresh wild food can be. With some great music from Mayo…
After a long day of tree planting, Ferg heads out to test his new Bonzer 5″ 11″ at Aileen’s thanks to `DH Surfboards. Music in this Episode by Marcus. If you’ve missed the previous 9 parts, you can find them…
Check out this clip from EpicTV. Filmmaker Chris McClean traveled to Ireland this winter as the Atlantic went ballistic with three giant storms in two weeks. There were power cuts, floods, and cancelled ferries. And some great waves. Mullaghmore reared…
If you haven’t heard of this young surfer from Sligo then you should have! Gearoid McDaid is one of Ireland’s top young surfers and at just 17 years old he is reigning Irish champion and Irish u18 champion! Check out…
Meet Chris Hobson, Irish born kayaker who started kayaking at the age of 4 and won the Junior World Title in 2006 in Peniche, Portugal. Following that he won the Junior International class World Title in 2007, in Bakio, Spain….
Ferg surfs co. Clare’s summer waves before dropping off Moy fields new pigs, Hazel & Willow.If you’ve missed the first 8 parts, you can find them here.
The Irish Surfing Scene as documented by a Videographer from the U.S. Winning 2nd place at the Nebraska Collegiate Media Awards, this short synopsis of surfing in Ireland is a gentle reminder of the unique surfing culture and extreme waves…
Having won the shore shots film festival earlier this year we have been eagerly anticipating the general release of this stunning edit by Dylan Stott. Roll on next winter…enjoy!
A short video which follows Big wave surfer Ollie o Flaherty through his life on the west coast of Ireland and portrays the unpredictable nature of the Irish coastline.