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24th June 2011

Mikey Clancy Returns to Windsurfing Tour

Irish windsurfer Mikey Clancy is returning to the Professional Windsurfers' Association World Tour.

Sailing.ie reports that Clancy will compete at the World Cup Wave event in Pozo, Gran Canaria from 5-10 July before moving on to the PWA event in El Medano, Tenerife from 14-20 July.

http://www.sailing.ie/ISANews/tabid/115/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/6650/Irish-windsurfer-Mikey-Clancy-is-back-competing-professionally.aspx

Clancy has made a good recovery since a serious ankle injury almost ruled him out of a professional career in windsurfing.

Later in the year the PWA tour moves onto Denmark and Germany before the final event takes place in Cape Verde.

For more details see Mikey Clancy's official website HERE.

http://www.mikeyclancy.com/

Irish windsurfer Mikey Clancy is returning to the Professional Windsurfers' Association World Tour.

Sailing.ie reports that Clancy will compete at the World Cup Wave event in Pozo, Gran Canaria from 5-10 July before moving on to the PWA event in El Medano, Tenerife from 14-20 July.

Clancy has made a good recovery since a serious ankle injury almost ruled him out of a professional career in windsurfing.

Later in the year the PWA tour moves onto Denmark and Germany before the final event takes place in Cape Verde.

For more details see Mikey Clancy's official website HERE.

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Shannon Foynes Port Information

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