There is a tradition at Irish weddings Jane, where late into the evening celebrations, the band or DJ will play 'Rock the Boat' by the Hues Corporation, first released in 1973. Upon hearing this song begin, all the guests will sit down on the floor, in lines with their legs spread out on either side of the person directly in front of them. During the chorus 'Don't rock the boat baby, don't tip the boat over' everyone puts their hands in the air and rocks from side to side. This is great criac to do and very impressive to watch when in full swing. When it is all over and the song is finished, everyone gets up off the floor and it is at this point that some people will realise that they have possibly had one or two too many beverages and are not feeling very well, or 'nauseous' as you describe it. Of course the best thing to do then is to go outside for a few minutes, get a bit of fresh air and hope that the 'nauseous' feeling will dissipate. If it is raining outside, those in distress may get a little bit wet or if there is really heavy rain they may get drenched. I'm guessing from your review that like the wedding guests above, you were feeling seasick or 'nauseous' not from 'Rock the Boat' but because the boat was out on the sea and rocking around. The reason you got wet was you went outside of the covered or enclosed cabin area in order to get some fresh air. Totally understandable under the circumstances. There a couple of points to your review however that I don't understand. Firstly, why did you book a tour with a ferry boat or cruise element to it, when boats and you obviously don't agree and secondly, why didn't you choose our Cliffs of Moher tour without the ferry boat option when you 'would rather have driven around the country listening to John's (or the guides) great descriptions?