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163rd annual village show.Horses, funfair, classic cars and tractors, arena displays, home produce, crafts and pet competitions. Live music, beer and food marquee. Trade stands.
Clay pigeon shooting, archery and medieval re enactment display. Traditional skill demonstrations including coracle making.
Ironbridge Coracle Trust hopes to present the annual Ironbridge Coracle regatta on August Bank Holiday Monday, as long as national covid precautions allow.
We are tentatively making preparations for a small event this year as we don't want to attract too much of an audience. However, we do want to encourage you all to bring your coracles along for a try out on the Severn - see if they are still waterproof!
Take part in the 2021 Coracle Fundraising Event
The Ironbridge Coracle Trust is seeking as many intrepid coracle paddlers as possible to take part in our fundraising event, our first ever Great Ironbridge Coracle Drift on Saturday 18th September 2021.
11 July 2021
My son and i have just finished our second coracle. The first about three years ago was a heroic failure, too deep and round on the bottom.
17 February 2021
The Society was saddened to learn today of the passing of former member Dick Mundy, who died on Saturday 13th February following an accident he was involved in. Many members will have known Dick through his involvement with the Bures Coracle Regatta, or his time as editor in the mid 2000s.
We send our condolences to his family.
26 January 2021
These are my first attempts at making coracles from willow. The willow was cut on the Gwent levels. I have made two shapes, one round and one a more rectangular shape - they seem to have turned out quite well
Martin Morgan
06 December 2020
As coracling has been mostly out of the window this year and not being able to build more, I’ve happily filled some of this year making models. After all, that’s what I believe the Rogers would have done. With most cafes closing their doors and turning to takeaway drinks I realised that instead of my tea coming with the humble teaspoon it comes with a model coracle lath. So, inspired by models in the coracle shed and thirty c
163rd annual village show.Horses, funfair, classic cars and tractors, arena displays, home produce, crafts and pet competitions. Live music, beer and food marquee. Trade stands.
Clay pigeon shooting, archery and medieval re enactment display. Traditional skill demonstrations including coracle making.
Ironbridge Coracle Trust hopes to present the annual Ironbridge Coracle regatta on August Bank Holiday Monday, as long as national covid precautions allow.
We are tentatively making preparations for a small event this year as we don't want to attract too much of an audience. However, we do want to encourage you all to bring your coracles along for a try out on the Severn - see if they are still waterproof!
Take part in the 2021 Coracle Fundraising Event
The Ironbridge Coracle Trust is seeking as many intrepid coracle paddlers as possible to take part in our fundraising event, our first ever Great Ironbridge Coracle Drift on Saturday 18th September 2021.
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