During the summer months, we dive on Wednesday evenings and Sunday mornings, with extra dives added when the weather is particularly good or we feel like doing 'special interest dives' (e.g. shipwreck). In the winter months (typically November to early March), we meet at Coliemore Harbour, Dalkey, on Sunday mornings to go snorkelling.

Our members come from far and wide to enjoy the fantastic diving that Dalkey Island and the Muglins (the rock to seaward of Dalkey Island) have to offer. We also like to dive the various wrecks scattered around Dublin Bay, each with its history and each now a colourful marine habitat.

We also work closely with other groups in the local community. Each year, we help organise a snorkel around Dalkey Island on St. Patrick's Day, usually involving 100 or more snorkellers, all raising funds for the RNLI. We provide rescue boat cover for charity sea swims. In addition, several of our members are search and recovery divers, available to assist if someone is lost at sea. Over the years, we have also helped many yachtsmen and fishermen retrieve lost engines, anchors, lobster pots, etc.

We place a strong emphasis on safety at sea, and we have an excellent safety record. Novice divers are buddied with more experienced divers who make sure that their dive is both safe and fun.

We travel away from our base - typically to the west coast - on bank holiday weekends and for a week in July. The diving away tends to be more adventurous as there are generally more exposed seas, more offshore sites and the possibility of deeper diving. We are lucky in Ireland to have lots of dive sites with stunning underwater scenery to choose from - visit our Gallery to get a glimpse of them yourself!