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The Crannagh

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The Crannagh

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The Cranagh Marina offers over 200m of pontoons and has a large number of deep water moorings (Up to 3m at Equinoxal Lows). With electricity and water available on both sides of the marina, and the onsite restaurant, activity centre and watersports shop it is the best serviced marina in the Bann Estuary.

2 Ratings

Facilities

Water

Showers

Toilets

Food

Bar

Supermarket

Electricity

55.15062 N, -6.68683 E

Info

Active Winter Community?

Yes

Manoeuvrability

Fair

Approaches & Channel Marking

Fair

Dock Type

Floating

Depth at MLW

2 - 3m

Current/Tidal Flow

Negligible

Port of Entry

No

Visitor Berths

Yes

Telephone

+44 (0)28 7051 1481

Email

enquiries@edgewatersports.co.uk

Weather

Thu

1PM - 5PM

19 September 2024

SE 3–6 knots backing E 3-6 knots.
23°C
Partly cloudy

Thu

5PM - 9PM

19 September 2024

E 3–7 knots.
Decreasing from 23 to 12°C
Calm sea
UV Index: 0 - Low
Partly cloudy

Thu

9PM - 5AM

19 September 2024

Light and variable.
5–14°C
Calm sea
UV Index: 0 - Low
Partly cloudy

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