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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 Scotsman's Bay, Dun Laoghaire's 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-foot's rocky outcrop on Afloat's Dublin Bay news page here on a 24/7 basis. Have you got a story for our reporters? Email us here.

Developer Gerry Gannon has completed the sale of the Paper Mill site in Clonskeagh, Dublin 6 to Bain Capital, an American-owned private investment firm which has been involved in a number of property developments in Dublin. Sales agents Knight Frank had been quoting €18m to €20m for the site and it is believed to have achieved slightly over the €18m mark. CBRE acted for the purchaser. State agency Nama will benefit from the deal as it had a charge on the site. The 3.14-acre site has planning permission for 126 apartments in blocks rising to four storeys and the deal also included 10 exi...

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 Saturday's 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 Boland sent us the images of a paddleboarder enjoying the wind and the waves in the capital's waters at...

There was some small dinghy activity too in and around Dun Laoghaire Harbour

Why is this week a particularly difficult one for the family of Trevor Deely? Because it marks the 20th anniversary of arguably the most notable missing person case in recent Irish history. Last Monday, friends and relatives of Trevor gathered near Haddington Road in Dublin, where he was last seen, and launched another appeal for anyone with information to come forward. "He is the baby of our family and we have spent the last two decades doing all we can to find him," said his sister Michele. "The pain of not knowing where Trevor is is getting more and more difficult to bear. Please help us....