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Glandore, Union Hall, Mill Cove & Tralong Bay
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51° 32.5N 009° 05.4WCharts
AC 2092 Toe Head to Old Head of Kinsale +Glandore Harbour; SC 5623.3 Ballycotton to Glandore Bay; SC 5623.6E Glandore Harbour; Imray C56 Cork Harbour to Dingle Bay (Harbour Plan of Glandore)Rules & Regulations
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Doolic Rock and Sunk Rock off Galley Head. Black Rocks between Mill Cove and Tralong Bay. Tralong Rock off Tralong Bay. Adam’s Island, Eve’s Island, Outer, Middle and Inner Dangers and Sunk Rock to the north of the Dangers in the approach to Glandore. Also a sunken rock between Eve’s island and the West Shore of Glandore Harbour. Rabbit Island & Low Island with associated rocks to SW of Glandore HarbourTidal Data Times & Range
Tides at Glandore roughly the same as at Castletownhend; HW is HW Cobh – 0020 MHWS 3.8m MHWN 3.0m MLWN 1.4m MLWS 0.7mThis site is designed for slower, roaming broadband connections, like you would get at sea, so it needs JavaScript enabled to expand the text.
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Contacts: Union Hall HM VHF 6 tel no +353 (0)28 34737 or +353 (0)8 66081944 (mob);
Glandore Yacht Club tel no +353 (0)28 33468 (Glandore Inn)
If unable to contact by phone use their FB page "Glandore Harbour Yacht Club" ... read more
Approach
You would be unwise to make the approach to Glandore harbour in the dark ... read more
Berthing, Mooring & Anchoring
The anchorages at Mill Cove and Tralong Bay have been discussed ... read more
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UPDATE OCTOBER 2022
Written by Don Thomson 3 | 21st Oct 2022
No changes
Visitor moorings absent
Written by Voyager3 | 5th Aug 2022
But plenty of space to anchor. Sailing.ie suggests they’ve been lifted for service and may be back later this month.
UPDATE SUMMER 2021
Written by Don Thomson 3 | 7th Sep 2021
I reviewed these notes in September 2021. The comments of our member below re contacts are noted and the FB page has been added as a contact. I suspect the availability of a visitors buoy in 2020 may have been influenced by the Covid situation then.
Glandore Visit July 2020
Written by Malcolm Moir | 27th Jul 2020
In July 2020 we visited Glandore. It was very difficult to make contact with the yacht club. No phone numbers worked. However they were very responsive to a post on their Facebook page 'Glandore Harbour Yacht Club' and they advised as to how many visitor moorings were available on the day.
On arrival there was plenty of space for anchoring. We chose to pickup a visitors mooring. A total of six Cork County Council visitors moorings are available and are dotted amongst other moorings imeediatly to the west of Glandore harbour in circa 2m depth. Visitors moorings are large in size, coloured yellow and have a flat top. The one we picked up had markings to suggest that it was rated for max 15 tonnes and had last been serviced in 2017.
On arrival there was plenty of space for anchoring. We chose to pickup a visitors mooring. A total of six Cork County Council visitors moorings are available and are dotted amongst other moorings imeediatly to the west of Glandore harbour in circa 2m depth. Visitors moorings are large in size, coloured yellow and have a flat top. The one we picked up had markings to suggest that it was rated for max 15 tonnes and had last been serviced in 2017.
Update Summer 2019
Written by Don Thomson 3 | 19th Jul 2019
These notes were reviewed in July 2019. No changes.
Update 2015
Written by dononshytalk | 16th Apr 2015
These notes were reviewed by Don in April 2015. No Changes
Update November 2013
Written by dononshytalk | 29th Nov 2013
Updated on 29th November 2013 by Don Thomson. No changes were made except that a zoomifiable chart has been provided in the charts section to replace the enlarged chart of Mill Cove previously given. We have also corrected the link to street view of Mill Cove.
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