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02 Oct 2022
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A leading Kayak guide and instructor has posted some spectacular footage of white water kayaking in the Bluestack Mountains.
James O’Donnell’s Sea Kayaking Donegal specialises in running sea kayak training and sea kayak tours to some of the most remote parts of the Donegal Islands and coastline.
But this video sees him coming inland to the mountains near Donegal Town. “After a lean winter with poor river levels in the northwest of Ireland, when the rain came down we were on it,” he commented on his youtube posting.
Having spent over 16 years exploring the Donegal coastline via sea and surf kayak, James is sufficiently qualified to give unique outstanding tours, with great awareness and understanding of the environment and wildlife.
He revels in the opportunity to showcase Donegal as a world class destination for serious kayaking, be it river surf or at sea.
For more details, see HERE
Some of the Mary's Meals volunteers with Fr. Eamonn at his birthday celebtrations
Striking a pose at the Crana College formal. (Photo - Tom Heaney, nwpresspics)
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