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06 May 2019
We will shortly be putting together our spring newsletter. Please send in any news or event details for publication via Contribute by the 27th May
02 March 2019
Members of the Ironbridge Coracle Trust took part in Telford's 50th anniversary celebrations last autumn, including an illuminated display on Southwater Lake. More photos from the event are available on the Ironbridge Coracle Trust's Facebook page
02 March 2019
The Insh Coracle Club was awarded with a grant of £500.00 at the end of last year, to purchase some fibreglass coracles to use in the many events they run at Highland Folk Museum each year. These were received by the club just before Christmas and along with other donations, they have been able to purchase one of each type available from Arrowcraft Engineering - an Ironbridge, a Teifi and a Towy.
13 January 2019
I made this coracle from some plumbing materials I found in a skip. Building the frame was really pretty easy. It is made from ‘Floplast’ PVCU overflow pipe – it’s very easy to work – just heat it with a heat gun or hot water. I based the design on a willow coracle that I had.
This course does NOT include introductory membership to The Coracle Society
Work along side boat builder and artist Clinton Chaloner to make your own personalised paddle. A course suitable for water enthusiasts, canoeists and coraclers you will use a single piece of cleft ash to craft a paddle suited to your needs.
Come along to Carmarthen's Quayside to enjoy a family fun day of river activities.
The day includes various coracle themed activities, taster sessions and several coracle races.
Also the annual Raft Race, Welsh National Inflatable Sprint Championship and for the first time a Rowing Race.
There will be life saving water demonstrations from Ferryside Lifeboats and a visit from 'Glansteffan' - the first amphibious vessel will be welcoming visitors. FREE canoe, kayak and coracle taster sessions.
Our event is all about meeting up with like minded people and paddling around a bit. Everyone is welcome to join us from beginners to experts. We are all about getting people on the water and enjoying these historic craft.
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