Wind - may tends to be lighter than average but you will probably get some stonking days too in which case a 7m would be handy.
To be honest big kites don't tend to be the go, If it's too light for a 12 u need to be careful your not Gonna get ruined by tide currents if u crash it / are low on power

Temperature... May is still pretty cold water wise, air temp should be ok...ish. If your hardy a 3mm long arm/ leg particularly with a rashie should do the trick

Also check out Jamie knoxx's website, it's windsurfing orientated but has good info on spots

The place is called inch, meaning your Dick shrinks to 25mm ,

cauncy said...
The place is called inch, meaning your Dick shrinks to 25mm ,

isnt 25mm a normal size

Nc1887 said...

cauncy said...
The place is called inch, meaning your Dick shrinks to 25mm ,

It took you 29 minutes to come up with that?!lol

nah it took me approx 20 seconds but i thought itd be a useless bit of info for my first response, give ryan coote a call he runs a kite school and is a bit of a legend on the west coast, you can check out some of the conditions you may get on you tube, tap in ryan coote kitesurfing ireland, the is some pretty good footage of him riding a huge hurricane swell in 40 to 50 knts on a ozone rio 4mtr