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Ireland’s Longest Waves Make For Ferry Good Surfing In Dublin Bay

23rd December 2018
Stand-up paddle boarders ride the waves off Dollymount Stand-up paddle boarders ride the waves off Dollymount Credit: Catherine Etienne/YouTube

Ireland’s hottest surfing spot is… Dublin?

It might not be Mullaghmore, but many surfers swear by the waves off Dollymount Strand in Dublin Bay, widely believed to the the longest in Ireland.

Local kitesurfers already know the score — the location has hosted the Battle for the Bay for many years, after all.

And now SurferToday sings the praises of a ferry-powered surf spot perhaps little known beyond the tight-kit Irish wave community.

Published in Surfing
MacDara Conroy

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MacDara Conroy

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MacDara Conroy is a contributor covering all things on the water, from boating and wildlife to science and business

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