Hello, babyluv01.
If you have irregular cycles it will be more difficult to predict when the O day really is. The thing is, you should (theoretically) only be getting a + on the OPK's one--maybe two--days per month. Irregular cycles will naturally throw this off as well, but nonetheless, you should know when you O.
BTW, have you ever take a HPT? 'Cuz it's entirely possible that your "irregular periods" are short-lived pregnancies. How long have you been TTC? Studies have shown that couples who try to get pregnant and have regular BD's only conceive 17% of the time every month. Halfway through a year, that's between 80-90%. And after 2 years, it's about 97%. (Of course by this time, some couples are inevitably counted more than once.) Only about 1/10 couples are infertile.
I am inclined to agree with the others that you should just have all of the BD's you want and eventually it will happen. And, FYI, a lot of dr's will tell you to BD every other day to make sure there's enough semen for fertilization. My wife and I took this advice the wrong way for the longest time. We thought that meant that by abstaining every other day, you are building up more semen. But upon further research, we discovered that there should always be enough semen to fertilize an egg, so really what they're saying is that you should BD
AT LEAST every other day, rather than
AT MOST every other day. That made our lives easier.