🇮🇪 Irlande· 🇮🇪 Ireland

Ireland surf forecast

From Lahinch to Bundoran, Ireland is one of Europe's best-kept secrets: wild reefs, big waves at Mullaghmore, spectacular landscapes.

Autumn and winter concentrate all the big sessions. Cold water, strong wind, but rare rewards.

Tracked spots

3 spots

Data

waves, swell, wind

Forecast

7 days · hourly

Irlande surf spots

Clare

LahinchCapitale du surf irlandais, vagues consistantes, école active.Beach break · Intermediate → Charger Aileen's (Cliffs of Moher)Big wave sous les falaises mythiques, pour pros uniquement.Big wave · Advanced → Charger

Sligo

Mullaghmore HeadBig wave irlandaise (10m+), pour légendes du tow-in uniquement.Big wave · Advanced → Charger

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Local guides

The local brief, spot by spot, season, swell, wind, tide and the vibe.

Lahinch

A crescent bay, a club founded in 1970, and 250 surfers on the same wave one day in May 2006.

Aileen's (Cliffs of Moher)

700 feet of cliff above, a reef hidden below, and a legend about foals that never quite left the wave.

Mullaghmore Head

A wave that only exists during a storm, a castle that has watched history unfold, and surfers towing into it on jet skis just to survive it.

Frequently asked about surfing Irlande

Where can you surf in Irlande?

Yosurf tracks 3 surf spots in Irlande, with a spot page for comparing waves, wind, recommended level and nearby breaks.

How do you pick the best Irlande surf spot today?

Start with the session score, then check wave height, swell period and wind. Light offshore or cross-offshore wind often matters more than raw wave size.

What is the best season to surf in Irlande?