Wake Parks in Ireland (1)

The Republic of Ireland has a focused cable wakeboarding scene centred on Munster — a twin System 2.0 park on spring-fed lakes in County Cork rather than a dense national network of full-size loops. Compared with mainland Europe, Irish cables are few, so riders usually plan around a dedicated adventure-centre session with coaching and features on both lines.

This Waketricks guide lists wake parks across Ireland with addresses, GPS coordinates, cable types, obstacle setups, on-site amenities, photos, and official website links where available. Parks in this directory include Ballyhass Wake Park near Cecilstown, Mallow — with a dedicated page for maps, lift details, and descriptions.

Irish cables suit Cork adventure-centre days and riders combining wakeboarding with aquaparks, one-to-one coaching, and lakeside leisure. Filter by lift type below to explore Ballyhass's twin Sesitec 2.0 East and West lines — about 170 m and 120 m with named rails, kickers, and buoy features.

Use the interactive map, cable filters, and park list below to open the park for directions and full details. We update this guide if new Irish cables open or existing parks refresh their features. For Belfast and Carryduff, see the Northern Ireland guide.