Best places: Beaches in Drogheda, Ireland

👍👍 Portmarnock Beach is a Blue Flag beach in North County Dublin. Fingal Council have provided excellent changing facilites, public toilets, and patrolling lifeguards at setbtimes during day. Best time to visit is before 11am and after 5pm on weekends as its gets very crowded in summer months. The beac...

👍👍 Amazing beach that you should definitely visit if you're planning a vacation in Dublin during the summer season (lasts around a week, but still 😂) People are nice and relaxed, there are shops nearby so you can buy youself snacks and water (or whatever you like) and although it gets moderately crowd...

Remote cove, reached by a steep cliff path, with a beach of smooth stones framed by rock outcrops.

👍👍 Amazing place. Clean beach. you can take your dog there. Big carpark.

👍👍 One of the best beach in Dublin. It is a soft white sand beach. You will find it crowded on summer weekends. Best time to visit is during the hide tide period. Best beach for family weekend day along with kids. There are couple of public washrooms and parking for cycles available at the entrance Th...

😐 Its a lovely beach, but there's a distinct lack of investment in the area that drags the atmosphere down drastically. There's an utter lack of parking options, there's closed down and ruined buildings surrounding the entrance, and what amenities there are feel like they've not evolved in the last 20...

This sand & rock beach with a sidewalk is a popular swimming destination for locals.

👍👍 I love to go for a swimming in this place, the water is brilliant, not cold as I expected! If the weather is nice can be very busy and the perfect place to jump to the water too. You can park around the area and walk to the beach.

👍 Very nice town

👍👍 Lovely beach, clean and well looked after. I would recommend the cliff walk going north towards Loughshinny and the Martello tower.

👍👍 I lovely place to walk on a chilly day. Collect your thoughts and be mindful.

👍👍 Beautiful long beach that stretches for miles. It wouldn't be the deepest beach to go swimming, but it is ideal for paddle boarding when the weather isn't too rough. Some nice little coffee shops in Laytown and Bettystown if you are looking for a hot cup the pick you up. Sunrises are amazing here, e...

At low tide, this stretch of coastline features a wide area of sand popular for leisure walks.

👍👍 3 generations of my family and I spent many many hours at Dollymount. We swam, walked the length of the beach , took picnics down there ,and enjoyed it so much. Living in Smoky Birmingham going to stay with Nana in Raheny was better than some of my most exotic holidays Mexico Saudi Arabia xxx

👍👍 Free parking between the lifeboat station and public toilets and within a few short steps of the beach. It's a long clean sandy stretch with plenty of space for a peaceful quiet walk, fly a kite, walk the dog or just take in the scenery. There's rocks to the side to clamber over with pools to explor...

👍 Great spot, not as crowded as Donabate or Malahide. Beach is fine if a little wild. The sewer pipes on other strands are hard on the eyes.

😐 I’ve seen better beaches. We went when the tide was high so there was no place to walk or roam around. The parking was free and there were a lot of fish and chips restaurants around. The port nearby had a good place to walk and enjoy the scenes. There was a playground nearby too

👍👍 Great estate of the original Guinness empire. Public tours and walks to the grounds. Free access to the grounds with parkland,rivers, folly, castle(ruin) and a cafe

Vast expanse of sandy shoreline bordered by a lengthy promenade attracting walkers & families.

The C-shaped inlet is a biosphere reserve with rare & internationally important habitats & wildlife.