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Area chart.
Introduction.
Weather.
Tides.
Charts.
Navigation.
Sea Crossings.
Deciding an itinerary.
Communications.
Emergency Services.
Useful information for overseas visitors.
Symbols and Abbreviations.
Chapter one Kilrush to the Blaskets.
Kilrush.
Carrigaholt.
Kilbaha Bay.
Fenit.
Barrow.
Magharee Sound and Islands.
Scraggane Bay.
Brandon Bay.
Smerwick Harbour.
The Blasket Islands.
Chapter two Dingle to the Skelligs.
Dingle.
Ventry.
Kells Bay.
Knight’s Town.
Cahersiveen.
Portmagee.
Ballinskelligs.
The Skelligs.
Chapter three Kenmare River.
Derrynane Harbour.
Derryynane Bay.
Rath Strand and White Strand Bays.
West Cove.
Illaundrane.
Sneem.
Coongar.
River Blackwater.
Dunkerron Harbour.
Kenmare Town and Quay.
Dinish Island.
Ormand's Island.
Lehid Harbour.
Kilmakilloge Harbour.
Ardgroom Harbour.
Cleanderry Harbour.
Ballycrovane Harbour.
Eyeries Quay.
Travara Quay.
Ballydonegan.
Garnish Bay.
Dursey Sound.
Chapter four Bantry Bay.
Black Ball Harbour.
Pulleen Harbour.
Lonehort Harbour.
Bear Haven.
Dunboy Bay.
Castletownbere.
Mill Cove.
Lawrence Cove.
Adrigole.
Trafrask Bay.
Glengariff.
Bantry.
Chapter five Dunmanus Bay.
Dooneen Pier.
Kilcrohane Pier.
Kitchen Cove / Ahakista.
Dunbeacon Harbour.
Dunbeacon Cove.
Dunmanus Harbour.
Chapter Six Long Island and Roaringwater Bays.
Crookhaven.
Goleen.
Croagh Bay, Colla Quay and LongIsland Pier.
Rossbrin Cove.
Schull.
Cape Clear Island.
Roaringwater Bay.
Chapter seven Baltimore to Kinsale.
Baltimore Harbour.
Sherkin Island.
Baltimore.
Barloge Creek for Lough Hyne.
Castlehaven.
Glandore/Union Hall.
Tralong Bay / Mill Cove.
Dirk Bay.
South Ring.
Dunworly Bay.
Courtmacsherry.
Kinsale.
Chapter eight East Cork Coast.
Oyster Haven.
Cork Harbour.
Crosshaven.
East Ferry Marina.
Cobh.
Cork, Penrose Quay.
Ballycotton.
Youghal.
Chapter nine Country Waterford.
Ardmore.
Helvick.
Dungarvan.
Dunmore East.
Waterford Harbour.
Waterford City.
Duncannon.
Passage East and Ballyhack.
King’s Channel.
New Ross.
Kilmore Quay.
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Karamelita Felipe
reviewed Southern Ireland Cruising Companion on May 31, 2020
Southern Ireland Cruising Companion
I gave this one three out of sentimentality for Victoria Wood, but really its a two: its was weird mix of travelogue and history, but not very good at either. It seems the team went out of their way to interview people who had a good view of the British. Everyone was very 'yay British': apparently we brought law and education everywhere we went. As far as a travelogue goes, they seemed to turn up late everywhere which meant they missed the thing they went there for.
My final moan is that Victoria herself didn't have more of a voice. There are three credited authors: Wood, a travel writer and a historian. Wood herself only writes the intro to each country and the fore/afterwords. They are funny and sweet and very her but then the other writers take over and it's just dull and sounds like my own travel journal writing.
All in, this book will not tell you anything useful about the countries as they are now, and the history is very white.
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