The History of Surfing at Mullaghmore

By Lewis Harrison-Pinder

16th November 2015

In episode two of the award winning Threading Edges we delve into the history of surfing at Mullaghmore; one of the heaviest waves in the world.

From Gabe and Richie and the Malloy brothers, to the first contest we learn who shaped the history of this magnificent spot and hear from the locals about the landscape surrounding it.

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The History of Surfing at Mullaghmore

By Lewis Harrison-Pinder

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