KiteSurfing

Rush is located to the north from Dublin and has two beaches, north and south. Both have small to medium waves and are flat in between...

Portmarnock beach is long and you can kite in the north end or alternatively head to the Sutton stretch in the south in E and NE winds....

A speedstrip for windsurfers at low tide in north to north-easterly winds. Watch the current, especially on ebb tide! At high water, the...

Bull Island, with its 3km long beach, is only 5km from Dublin city centre making it a popular kitesurfing spot. The water is flat and the...

Pigeon House Road near Sandymount. These infamous Poolbeg Station towers are the backdrop for this perfect location. Located off the...

Tidal beach near Dublin city centre. When the tide is in, the beach disappears and when the tide is out, the walk is very long. Therefore...

Salthill/Seapoint beach is shallow and flat with deeper water outside. The area is suitable for swimming at high tide but for kiting it...

Bray beach consists of sand and pebbles and there is a rocky wave breaker in the middle. There is a mole to the north end and rocks at...

A popular weekend location for Dubliners during the summer, Brittas Bay has a long sandy beach and good water quality. Tidal, with fairly...

There is a 22km stretch of sandy beaches all the way from Cahore to Curracloe. Several spots and potential for long riders depending on...