Tullaghan Right is a surf spot that has its own quirks and can be a bit tricky to navigate. It's known for being a right reef/point break that mainly comes alive during high tide. The location can be a bit rugged, with access across private land, so it's a good idea to check with locals before heading out. Parking can be a hassle, especially since you'll need to find space on the street at the east end of the village. Keep an eye out for any local advice and be respectful of the area.

This spot is best when the swell comes from the northwest. It can handle swell sizes around 4 feet (about 1.2 meters), but don't expect consistency. The waves break over an uneven reef, which can make it quite challenging. When conditions are right, Tullaghan Right can produce some powerful surf, but due to the nature of the reef, it’s more suited for experienced surfers. Just remember, the preferable wind direction is south and high tide is when things get going.

If you hit this spot when it's working, you might find that you’re not alone—locals will likely be out there as well. It’s worth asking around if you’re unsure about conditions, as they can change quickly. Just be prepared for a rugged surf experience, and make sure to respect the local surf etiquette while you’re there.