I stopped surfing in 1994, a couple of years before that we talked about moving to Ireland to live in Easky, there was a woman who used to sell flowers in California during summer she lived on the beach.Wow the standard of surfing these days it's fantastic to watch.I started in broadhaven summer 78' and finished on Anglesey in September 94'.Go for it guys you soon get old,it's the best way in the world to spend time, I still close my eyes and think about some good rides and good days out,you never know when it's your last surf session so make the effort and stay in there....your far far better than I ever was and braver.
started same year as you and appreciate your story. hope one day you paddle out again, but if you don't it's clear the waves you rode you keep riding still.
A fellow wave rider that has aged out. Riders and equipment continue to improve. Grateful for all the waves in my life I had the pleasure to ride. Nothing but praise for the amazing breeds of young, new riders emerging all the time.
U know what, that wave might be knarlier the chopes. The gearth last a lot longer and the lip can be just as thick... Not to mention surfing it in those Gale force winds and the freezing cold.... These guys go to chopes and they will not be laughing but it will seem maybe a bit easier. Props to these Irish hell chargers
This is such an underrated big wave, look at the shot @ 2:43 !! That's as big if not bigger than Teahupoo ? Red Bull or some big brand need to hit up this spot on a big day make an edit and give this spot the exposure it deserves
@Peter Bennett, No, no it's not. It's pronounced Mullaghmore - the GH is sounded as in the Spanish name, José. Most non- Irish people have trouble with the sound. I'm Irish myself xx
I stopped surfing in 1994, a couple of years before that we talked about moving to Ireland to live in Easky, there was a woman who used to sell flowers in California during summer she lived on the beach.Wow the standard of surfing these days it's fantastic to watch.I started in broadhaven summer 78' and finished on Anglesey in September 94'.Go for it guys you soon get old,it's the best way in the world to spend time, I still close my eyes and think about some good rides and good days out,you never know when it's your last surf session so make the effort and stay in there....your far far better than I ever was and braver.
started same year as you and appreciate your story. hope one day you paddle out again, but if you don't it's clear the waves you rode you keep riding still.
A fellow wave rider that has aged out. Riders and equipment continue to improve. Grateful for all the waves in my life I had the pleasure to ride. Nothing but praise for the amazing breeds of young, new riders emerging all the time.
Definitely in the top 5 of big wave breaks.
Totally!!!!
Sligo. A beautiful county :)
Blown away by this, really.
RESPECT- To anyone that paddles into that-
+J Graham Hell's Yeah!!!
Or tows. It's still a big commitment.
beautiful mullaghmore always love coming here with my family
Cheers and respect to you all ...incredible...! bests
Thanks
U know what, that wave might be knarlier the chopes. The gearth last a lot longer and the lip can be just as thick... Not to mention surfing it in those Gale force winds and the freezing cold.... These guys go to chopes and they will not be laughing but it will seem maybe a bit easier. Props to these Irish hell chargers
Anyone know that song at 4:40? So good🙌
the start of that wave looks like a cold water version of mega cloudbreak
Totally
Hardcore.Good fitting music
This is such an underrated big wave, look at the shot @ 2:43 !! That's as big if not bigger than Teahupoo ? Red Bull or some big brand need to hit up this spot on a big day make an edit and give this spot the exposure it deserves
+Fionán Coughlan We agree!!! Hope it doesn't get too crowded though. These guys are absolute chargers in our books.
Skuff TV o
Totally!!! Bloody ballsy if you ask me these guys are absolute chargers.
Beautiful!
+Chris Carney Thanks Chris, glad you think so!
Heavy!! Anyone knows how big those waves are?
+Osvaldo Cadet 10-20 FT+ hard to tell everyone has a different way of measuring waves. I would be happy to go with HUGE and HEAVY!
+Skuff TV Cheers for the answer.. huge and heavy indeed :|
About 40 foot but Mullaghmore is a heavy wave and its a left. There are massive boulders on the inside and its like Mavericks going the other way.
HUGE
Massive at least 20ft back of wave. Minimum
Warriors of the North
Cold water shredders!!!
3:25 I agree!
Mull-ach-more or just Mulls
3:54 ohhh snap
5:04. He knows
😳
manu bay on steroids
This land has Mana.🤙
Cornwall crew
It’s pronounced “Mull - ag - more” not “Mulla-more”
@Peter Bennett, No, no it's not. It's pronounced Mullaghmore - the GH is sounded as in the Spanish name, José. Most non- Irish people have trouble with the sound. I'm Irish myself xx
Pelirroja I spend months in Mullagmore each. In fact my profile picture is from a harbour just 5 mile from Mullaghmore. Trust me on this one lol