Please help the next visitor by writing a few lines about the beach, are there toilets? Is it shallow? Is there a jetty or maybe a kiosk?
Beaches close to Rush North Beach
South Beach Rush is a sandy beach with a sloping landscape and a large sandy dune area in the rear. The beach is partially sheltered by a rocky headland to the North.
Loughshinny Beach is a small, sheltered sandy cove that gently slopes down. It is located in close proximity to Loughshinny harbour, which is a bustling fishing hub situated to the east of the beach.
Portrane Brook Beach is a sandy beach on the seaward side of the Portrane Peninsula, with a gradual slope. It extends to the north, becoming Burrow Beach where sandy dunes can be found. However, strong currents are present at the northern end of the beach.
Donabate Balcarrick beach is a gently sloping and spacious sandy beach that faces south-east, and is surrounded by a large sandy dune area.
Skerries South Beach is a lengthy sandy shore that gradually slopes towards the sea. The beach's northern edge is demarcated by the Red Island headland rocks.
Velvet Strand Beach is an east-facing, gently sloping beach with a long, open stretch. Behind the beach are dunes.
Balbriggan Front Beach is a compact sandy beach that is adjacent to a functioning harbor.
Burrow Beach is a north-facing, gentle-sloping sandy beach located near Baldoyle Estuary, which is a significant wildlife habitat.
Howth's Claremont Beach is a gently sloping northward facing sandy beach.
Dollymount Strand, located on North Bull Island in Dublin Bay, is the closest large beach to Dublin City Centre. This sandy beach stretches from the north Bull wall to the island's northern tip and offers various activities like walking, kite flying, rowing, and canoeing. The island's sand dune system is one of Ireland's finest and features rare and threatened coastal habitats, making it internationally significant for conservation. The area is protected by the Flora Protection Order and Red Data Book.
