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Twitter user Roger McMorrow got the shot of a lifetime from the vantage of St Vincent’s Hospital in the south of the capital

Noted maritime historian and archivist Cormac Lowth is mining a rich and varied source in this presentation

€75,000 of funding was received for Coliemore Harbour repairs in 2021

A containership towed to Dun Laoghaire Harbour over a month ago for engine repairs and expected to depart before Christmas, it now transpires is to re...

Sutton Commodore Ciara O'Tiarnaigh described Lambkin, a former IDRA 14 champion, as a 'key element' in the north Dublin club.

Sutton Commodore Ciara O'Tiarnaigh described Lambkin, a former IDRA 14 champion, as a 'key element' in the north Dublin club.

“We need to act now to ensure that the environmental protection of Dublin Bay is a priority” says Dublin Bay South TD Ivana Bacik

Dublin Bay Dublin Bay on the east coast of Ireland stretches over seven kilometres, from Howth Head on its northern tip to Dalkey Island in the south. Its a place most Dubliners simply take for granted, and one of the capitals least visited places. But theres more going on out there than youd imagine. The biggest boating centre is at Dun Laoghaire Harbour on the Bays south shore that is home to over 1,500 pleasure craft, four waterfront yacht clubs and Irelands largest marina. The bay is rather...

Dublin Bay Boating News and Information Dublin Bay Live Webcam is Back on Station 7th March 2021 Dublin Bay views and images of the East Pier are back online. See livestream below After a temporary outage, the popular Dublin Bay live cam that captures views of Scotsmans Bay, Dun Laoghaires East Pier and the Dublin Port shipping lane is now back online.See livestream below. View both the Bay cam and a second camera that captures Sandycove and the Forty-foots rocky outcrop on Afloats Dublin Bay...

Dublin Bay Boating News and Information SUP Surfing at the Shelley Banks on Dublin Bay 1st February 2021 A SUP at the Shelley Banks on Dublin Bay Credit: Colm Boland Saturdays strong northeasterly winds that kicked up such a storm in the south of Dublin Bay (as our photos of the Dun Laoghaire baths site showed) also presented some ideal surf conditions for Stand Up Paddleboarders (SUPs) in the north-west of the Bay at the Shelley Banks at the Irishtown nature reserve. Afloat reader Colm Bola...