Official conditions brief
Independent weather, marine, tide and buoy sources report their own health. Forecast copy is withheld when the warning feed cannot be confirmed.
See which official feeds answered, when the structured rules were checked and where to verify the original.
The official warning feed could not be confirmed. Forecast copy is withheld until it returns.
No current Cork county or adjacent sea-area warning appears in the official feed.
Hourly station observation; not quality controlled and not a forecast for a fishing mark.
Tonight:
Tomorrow:
Trend is derived from recent gauge readings. It is not a tide prediction and does not identify the next high or low water.
Independent weather, marine, tide and buoy sources report their own health. Forecast copy is withheld when the warning feed cannot be confirmed.
The application does not substitute a general forecast for an unavailable official point forecast.
Next gate: A licensed, documented provider with reliable Cork coverage and freshness metadata.Private rules are evaluated when the threshold page is open or manually refreshed. They are not emergency or background alerts.
Next gate: Explicit opt-in, privacy review, delivery provider, expiry controls and monitoring before any server push.Editorial pages, saved plans, logbook, coordinates and the accessible location list can remain available after installation.
Public OpenStreetMap tiles are not bulk-cached. Offline packs do not claim to contain a navigable basemap.
Next gate: A licensed or self-hosted tile package, bounded download design and storage budget.EU databases, private media stores and queues are provisioned, but accounts, publication and discovery remain disabled.
Next gate: Identity production keys, approved terms/privacy/moderation policy, named operational owners and release exercises.Offline basemap runtime state: disabled. A provider, style URL and explicit licence approval are all required before offline basemap downloads can be offered.
Five-minute predictions are reduced to an honest hourly timeline, with the named reference station, distance and LAT datum visible.
Prediction datasetMapped Cork beaches can show the published annual classification and current restriction alert. This is never treated as a fishing-safety verdict.
EPA open-data APIFour explicitly mapped waters show the named gauge, distance, current station-relative level and short trend. Values are never compared across stations. Contains Irish Public Sector Information licensed under CC BY 4.0; source: waterlevel.ie, provided by the Office of Public Works.
OPW API and licenceThe map can request a viewport image from the official survey service. Coverage varies and the layer is explicitly not a navigation chart.
INFOMAR image serviceNo unofficial substitute is used while the published Met Éireann point-forecast service remains unavailable to the application.
Met Éireann dataset recordExported field checks can be compared with current coordinates and sources. Decisions remain review candidates and never change public pins automatically.
Open review workspaceIn 2026, bass must be released during February and March and retained fish must be at least 42 cm. The EU ceiling is three fish per day, while IFI's currently published Irish page still states two; follow the stricter two-fish limit unless IFI publishes a clear update.
Lifecycle and official sourcesRecreational sea angling from the shore or a boat does not require a state rod licence in Ireland. Salmon and sea trout are the exception and need a licence.
Lifecycle and official sourcesFrom 1 June 2026, a recreational angler may retain no more than three pollack per day in Irish waters. Further pollack must be released.
Lifecycle and official sourcesFishing for Atlantic salmon and sea trout in Ireland requires a State rod licence and logbook. Retained fish must be tagged where harvest is permitted, and annual river-specific rules apply. Always verify with IFI before fishing.
Lifecycle and official sourcesFishing for sea trout and Atlantic salmon requires a State rod licence in Ireland. River seasons vary: most close by 30 September and only some remain open for sea trout through 12 October.
Lifecycle and official sourcesOne upstream failure does not remove healthy observations from other sources.
Forecast wording is withheld if the current warning feed cannot be confirmed.
GitHub monitoring validates the production endpoint and key planning pages every hour.