- Free of charge
- The complete text
- Always up-to-date
- 609 islands
- “Jump-to” location photos
- Save as PDF
- €30 + P&P
- 2014 second edition
- Reprinted autumn 2021
- 570+ islands
- Signed by the author
- Semi-hardback paper
On 10th April 2014 Áras an Uachtaran and Buckingham Palace jointly announced that President Michael D. Higgins had just presented, during a state visit to London, a signed copy of “Oileáin a Dó” to H.R.H. Charles III, King of England, then Prince of Wales, on behalf of the Irish people.
A popular way for using Oileáin to best advantage “in the saddle” so to speak is to download, copy, paste, and print a section relevant to your impending adventure, thereby preserving your valuable asset in a state fit for your coffee table.
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Copies purchased here can be signed, unsigned, or bear a personalised salutation if required, such as “to Thomas from Patricia wishing you a happy 50th birthday” or whatever. My default inscription is “A. B. with best wishes David Walsh, February 2022”, so if you want unsigned do please say so – you can add the details under “Order notes” on the checkout page.
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There are “registered” and “express” postage options available at extra cost, which in some instances seems quite substantial. Alternatively personal callers to me in the greater Dublin 6 area can save the P&P. Email or ring me.
Details also from the publisher Pesda Press (again) are at Pesda or Cordée, the global distributors.
Browse (by cut and paste) the text version of Oileáin (always right up to date, the current version with 600 islands having been uploaded as of 12th September 2022 but no maps, no colour, no photos (You can also download a PDF copy of this version from the same page). Latest big news is that all the grid-references in the browseable version are now hyperlinks to the pier, beach, headland, island or whatever in question. Magic!
- Irish Sea Kayaking Association.
- East Coast Sea Kayaking Club.
- Irish Whale and Dolphin Group.
- Electronic Marine Charts from Navionics.
- Recommended kayak excursions on the Irish coast
- Iain Miller’s Donegal Sea Stacks Climbing guide Donegal Sea Stacks Climbing Guide
- Photographs from some 2004 trips by ISKA members Scattery Island Roancarrigbeg Wreck Inishkea Islands
- Irish Marine Weather Forecasts from Met Eireann
- Irish Tide Times from Irish Sailing Club (pre-adjusted for “summer time”) – choose Dublin Galway, Cork or Belfast