Clare Island Diving is irresistible; the combination of dive sites, underwater visibility, sea life and on-shore facilities of this island off the Atlantic Coast of Ireland are probably among the best in western Europe. This page details the local dive sites and provides info on local geography, culture and accommodations.
Dublin University Sub Aqua Club
DV Diving is a Dive Centre, BS-AC and TDI Premier School, and RYA Recognised Teaching Establishment, based at Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland. They provide one of the UK's widest range of scuba, technical diving and powerboat boat handling courses and scuba holidays in an unspoilt area where you will find a wealth of marine life and rarely visited wrecks. Their site offers details on their training courses, diving holidays, dive locations, facilities and more.
Irish Underwater Council (CFT) was formed in 1963 as the governing body for scuba diving and snorkelling clubs in Ireland, of which there were 6 at the time. It is administered by an executive committee drawn from the 80 or so clubs now affiliated to it, and has a current membership well in excess of three thousand active divers. This information-filled site features dive centers, hotels, sites, a photo competition, a mart and market, a dive computer review and much, much more!
Omagh Sub-Aqua Club was formed in 1979, and is affiliated with The Irish Underwater Council. The Club's most popular dive site is Mullaghmore on the North-West coast of County Sligo. This area has very sheltered sites where inexperienced divers can safely undergo tuition in open water. There are also more adventurous sites for the more experienced divers which can be accessed by boat, such as Ballyconnell, Inishmurray Island and Saint John's Point.
Omega Sub-Aqua Club Dublin is a mamber of the Irish Underwater Council (C.F.T.) and CMAS. They have 20 active members, two RIBS, and dive mostly at Lambay Island in Dublin Bay, Ireland.
Scuba Dive Ireland is a scuba diving directory maintained by Michael Collings, linking all Irish dive sites, dive clubs, dive centres and diver accommodations.
Scuba Diving Ireland (CFT) , based in Dublin, was formed in 1963 as the governing body for scuba diving and snorkeling clubs in Ireland, of which there were 6 at the time. It s administered by an executive committee drawn from the 80 or so clubs now affiliated to it, and has a current membership well in excess of three thousand active divers.
Scuba.ie is a diver training and dive boat charter company based in Dublin, Ireland. They organize regular trips around the country to the most interesting sites they can find. For those wanting to learn scuba or improve on their current level of certification, they have classes scheduled year-round for all PADI courses.
Scubadive West is idyllically situated on the sheltered Killary Fjord of Ireland, making it the most westerly dive centre in Europe. Their shores are washed by the mild Gulf Stream which brings with it an abundance of colourful marine life. Dolphins are frequent visitors around the centre, with foreign visitors such as sunfish popping up from time to time. The highly indented nature of the coastline and the many offshore islands, provide sheltered and varied diving with dramatic seascape and crystal clear waters.
