I'm on the hunt for something like a Wavesport Habitat, Dagger Nomad, Liquid logic Jeffe Grande.

Something big, that will keep my sizable carcass afloat & make me look good.

All advice appreciated

Anyone flogging their old dead horses, feel free to give me a shout.

They have these boats
http://www.pyranha.com/osb/itemdetails.cfm?ID=155
Large one of these will certainly hold a large frame

and these boats
http://www.eddyflower.com/ShowBoat.aspx?BoatId=278

Cheap cheap in one of the local shops, that one by lennox's

Fergus couple of boats for sale here that might suit.

http://www.irishfreestyle.com/forums/buysell/boats

Wavesport Diesel 75 also a good option. Myself and Daz have this boat. Similar to the Habitat. I find the Diesel because of the shape of the back of the boat can catch the drops almost like a surf boat but has plenty of volume (280L) for the bigger rivers
A Nomad has more volume (300L) and there are a few other (c. 320L) whose names excape me if your looking for more volume than the diesel or habitat.

I have the Wavesport Diesel 75 and I should have tried it out first but bought it on impulse and after receiving some advice, I think it's a great boat and can find no fault with it only I think I should have gone for the 65 instead, The 75 is a big boat for running big rivers with plenty of volume to keep it above the water and thats where it excels, but for running local rivers I find it's a tad too big for me (80kgs) so before choosing your boat try it out, The 75 is a big boat but after too much Xmas Turkey I might grow into it.

Or Dazl you could sell your 75 to Fergus and pick up a 65 yourself

Bantry Bay have a 65 on special

As do MDAC

Dazl,
if you are gonna keep doing the laney, upper bandon and sullane then get the 65, if you want to move to rivers of a higher grade then i would stick with the 75. The 75 is not too big for all the rivers "out west",
if you are getting the 65 then make sure its a "white water" spec, it think MDAC have those.

(Fergus sorry for thread hijack!)
Daz I'd agree with Danny. If you are planning on progressing up the grades of rivers you'll be glad of the bigger boat sooner rather than later. Also as you start to build up your safety kit (rope, splits, 1st aid kit, sandwiches, flask for tea, camera for taking evidence of swims etc) you'll be glad of the extra volume.
It's a different skill to be able to drive a bigger boat where you want to, takes some time to get used to, but stick with it!

Thanks guys I won't be changing recession and all that, besides I reckon if it's not broken don't fix it.

Time for a trip down to the clydagh and routy Dazl and Fergus

Yes Please !!! If work would give me a break I might actually get some paddeling done.
Fergus don't worry about swimming that needs practice too.