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Quay 16, North Wall Quay, North Dock
The Old Liffey Ferry has been bringing people across the River Liffey since the 1400s. It was formally chartered in 1665 by King Charles II of England.
Malahide Marina
Fish And Trips around Lambay Island. Discover Dublin's offshore islands thriving in undisturbed beauty, peace and tranquility. Malahide Charter Boat offers 3 types of tours including sea angling, sightseeing, birdwatching and Summer Mackerel fishing.
Mountain View Avenue
Extreme Time-off offers you the chance to make the most of your free time by taking a kayak or boat trip on the Grand Canal in Dublin.
Malahide Road
As well as Corporate groups, Schools, Scouts, Residents Association, or any other large group events are catered for. Come and enjoy all the activities at Coolock Leisureplex, Bowling, Snooker, Pool, and Quasar to name a few.
Curragh House, Curragh
Experience the natural beauty and scenery of Ireland on an outstanding trip with Wild N Happy in Aghadoe, Co. Kerry. Join an adventure tour, explore the coast by bike or have some family friendly fun in incredible settings.
Grand Canal Harbour
A Canal Barge trip is a fun, relaxing and the original way to discover the Grand Canal. Get on board and discover the scenery, culture and history of the canal with the skipper as your guide.
Dun Laoghaire Marina, Harbour Road, Dun Laoghaire
Dublin Boat Tour is affiliated with the Irish National Sailing & Powerboat School (INSS). On this private adventure boat tour you can gear up for some fun speeds as you explore Dublin Bay!
W Pier
Howth-Boats is a fishing store and organiser of Boat Hire & Charter Fishing Trips with over 30 years experience. All ages are welcome. They cater for stag/hen dos, parties, full and half day trips, evening trips & much more! Just 30 minutes by DART from Dublin City.
Rural Adventure, Corgreagh
Rural Adventure Tours take visitors on private day and multi-day tours into the heartlands of Ireland. Visitors can experience the beauty, culture, ancient stories, music and renowned pubs of Ireland as well as adventure activities.
Simmonscourt Rd
The InterContinental Dublin offers a location of cosmopolitan convenience, a short walk from vibrant shopping and local restaurants. Guests are invited to indulge in a relaxing massage or luxurious skin and body care treatment at the hotel spa.
52 South King Street
At the Buff Day Spa, our aim is to provide the best Spa Products and Treatments available.
Grand Canal Dock, South Dock
Surfdock Watersports is located on the Grand Canal Dockyard, just five minutes from Dublin’s city centre in County Dublin. Surfdock offers windsurfing and sailing courses as well as stocking popular brands of water sports equipment and surf wear.
Skerries Sea Tours runs two passenger trips daily; to Rockabill Lighthouse and Lambay Island. Skerries Sea Tours incorporates a unique and often stunning exploration of the rich bird and wildlife as well as an informative guide to the local history, culture and heritage of the area.
East Pier
Ireland's Eye Ferries run scenic boat trips around Ireland's Eye off Howth in North Dublin. You can also choose to stop and explore the picturesque island for an hour or two.
Merrion Street Upper, Saint Peter's
The Merrion Spa and Health Club is a truly refined retreat and is located in one of the most luxurious spa hotels in Dublin. It is situated in the heart of the city centre opposite the Government Buildings.
Marine Rd
Guests are invited to take time out to relax and unwind in the luxurious sansanaSPA at the Royal Marine Hotel in Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin. The hotel overlooks Dublin Bay and sits on four acres of land steeped in history.
Donabate Beach which is also known as Balcarrick Beach is located in Donabate, North County Dublin. It is a long sandy beach approximately 2.5km long with an extensive sandy dune area.
Nangor Road
In addition to the pool and sports hall, facilities at the Centre include a fitness studio, coffee shop, crèche, and climbing wall.
Canoe Centre, Mill Lane
Rafting.ie is based on the banks of the river Liffey at the Canoe Centre in Palmerstown, a 20 minute drive from Dublin city centre.
Sir John Rogerson's Quay, Grand Canal Dock
With five trips between Dublin City Centre, Dún Laoghaire and Howth departing each day, Dublin Bay Cruises offer the optimum way to experience Dublin’s coastline. The 75-minute cruise is a relaxing way to take in many famous landmarks and even see wildlife.