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Beach Guide - Dollymount, Dublin
3 years 4 months ago - 3 years 4 months ago #18
by Bryan Pelly
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Beach
Wind
Best directions: SE, S
Extra Information
Please wear a kite leash.
Windsurfers appear on really windy days.
How to get there
Here's a great fly over video of the beach
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DOLLYMOUNT BEACH CODE OF CONDUCT (IKSA)
- Setup, launch, and land your kite in the designated area (Figure 1). Use launch/land/setup/packdown area only to inflate and deflate kites. No launching and landing outside this area is permitted. No land-boarding (land-yachting) permitted at any time in this area.
- Wrap up lines and sand down kite when not in use.
- Promptly enter and exit the water from and to the launch zone.
- Avoid unnecessary flying of large kites, other than trainer kites, on the beach.
- Land-kiting allowed, only, on the most northern section of the beach.
- Use a Kite leash at all times.
- Stay 200 metres away from all swimmers and stay clear of all areas in front and to the sides of the lifeguard huts in the summer.
- Give right of way to other beach users at all times.
- Assist other kiters to safely land and launch kites.
Water
- Type: Shallow, Flat, Chop
- Hazards: Ships/Boats
- Quality: Clean
- Best Tide: Low Tide
Beach
- Type: Sand
- Size: Big
- Hazards: Rocks
- Beach Users:July, August
Wind
- Best Months:March, April, May, September, October
- Wind Type: Frontal Winds
- Best Direction: E, ESE, SE, SSE, S, SSW, SW
- Main Direction: SE/S
Best directions: SE, S
Extra Information
- Rules: Restricted Zones
Please wear a kite leash.
Windsurfers appear on really windy days.
How to get there
- Transport: Car
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Please note Dollymount beach is on Bull Island and maybe spotted faster on the maps.
Go North out of Dublin, keeping the harbor on your right. As you get closer there are clear sign posts for Dollymount Strand. You will probably also see kites flying if the weather is OK.
You can drive onto the beach. The beach is popular for all kinds of kiting.
15 min drive from Dublin city and 15 min drive from Dublin airport.
Here's a great fly over video of the beach
Bryan
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Last Edit: 3 years 4 months ago by Bryan Pelly.
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3 years 4 months ago #38
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Fiachra Sweeney replied the topic: Beach Guide - Dollymount, Dublin
Where should updates re: barriers / communication with council etc live in the forum?
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3 years 4 months ago #40
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John Joe Daly replied the topic: Beach Guide - Dollymount, Dublin
jaysis!
Did Spielberg or Scorsese direct that beach guide video?
I for one think it's amazing
Did Spielberg or Scorsese direct that beach guide video?
I for one think it's amazing
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3 years 4 months ago #42
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Where's the "like" button?
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John Joe Daly wrote: jaysis!
Did Spielberg or Scorsese direct that beach guide video?
I for one think it's amazing
Where's the "like" button?
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3 years 4 months ago #43
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Bryan Pelly replied the topic: Beach Guide - Dollymount, Dublin
You'll have to make do with the "Thank you" button instead Richie - I prefer a nice thank you, its more personal and feels better than an (easy) like
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3 years 4 months ago #45
by Nicola Murphy
Will probably have an IKSA announcements section F. I think that's the cleanest way.
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Fiachra Sweeney wrote: Where should updates re: barriers / communication with council etc live in the forum?
Will probably have an IKSA announcements section F. I think that's the cleanest way.
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3 years 4 months ago #46
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Thanks for testing it out btw guys
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Ah deadly! a 'Thank you' button, i only noticed that now.
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