Mullaghmore is one of those waves that most people love to say they’d love to surf. Looking at it in real life, though, it would be a different story–especially when it gets big. But for a select few, the bigger the better. Conor Maguire is one of those few, and he proved it beyond a shadow of a doubt on February 9th.
Conor Maguire’s Terrifying Mullaghmore Barrel
Mullaghmore is one of those waves that most people love to say they'd love to surf.
BY The Inertia | Staff

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