Howth
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Weather & Tides
Tonight - Partly Cloudy
Minimum: 11C, Wind Direction: South Westerly
Wind: Good 7mph, Pressure: 1023mb, Sunset: 20:48 BST
Monday - Sunny Intervals
Maximum: 19C, Minimum: 7C
Wind: 9mph Southerly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 05:56 BST, Sunset: 20:50 BST
Tuesday - Sunny
Maximum: 19C, Minimum: 8C
Wind: 8mph Easterly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 05:54 BST, Sunset: 20:52 BST
| Date | Event | Time | Height |
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| Mon 28 Apr | Low Tide | 05:56 | 0.05m |
| Mon 28 Apr | High Tide | 12:24 | 4.32m |
| Mon 28 Apr | Low Tide | 18:22 | -0.05m |
| Mon 28 Apr | High Tide | 00:46 | 4.13m |
| Tue 29 Apr | Low Tide | 06:40 | 0.02m |
| Tue 29 Apr | High Tide | 13:11 | 4.27m |
| Tue 29 Apr | Low Tide | 19:05 | 0.09m |
| Wed 30 Apr | High Tide | 01:29 | 4.1m |
| Wed 30 Apr | Low Tide | 07:28 | 0.09m |
| Wed 30 Apr | High Tide | 14:01 | 4.13m |
| Wed 30 Apr | Low Tide | 19:51 | 0.33m |
| Thu 1 May | High Tide | 02:16 | 4.01m |
| Thu 1 May | Low Tide | 08:20 | 0.23m |
| Thu 1 May | High Tide | 14:55 | 3.91m |
| Thu 1 May | Low Tide | 20:41 | 0.6m |
| Fri 2 May | High Tide | 03:08 | 3.87m |
| Fri 2 May | Low Tide | 09:19 | 0.42m |
| Fri 2 May | High Tide | 15:54 | 3.66m |
| Fri 2 May | Low Tide | 21:36 | 0.89m |
| Sat 3 May | High Tide | 04:07 | 3.69m |
| Sat 3 May | Low Tide | 10:21 | 0.61m |
| Sat 3 May | High Tide | 17:02 | 3.4m |
| Sat 3 May | Low Tide | 22:37 | 1.15m |
Information
Howth Yacht Club is one of Ireland's premier sailing clubs with its own 250 berth marina.
Ideally located for North and Southbound traffic on the Irish Sea, it is well sheltered in all winds and can be entered at any state of tide.
The magnificent clubhouse overlooks the marina and has been expanded to be one of the largest sailing club 'clubhouses' in Ireland and the UK. With excellent road and rail links, Howth is in easy reach of Dublin Airport and ferry terminals, making it an obvious choice for crew changeovers.
The Marina Office maintains a listening watch on Ch M (37A) and Ch 80 between 0800 to 2130 hours summer season (April through September), and between 0800 to 1700 hours in the winter season (October to March).
If you are looking for a berth please check in with us in advance to ensure we can facilitate you when you arrive.
Information for visitors:
Howth Yacht Club marina is operated by a small professional team and enthusiastic member volunteers. Our club-owned marina and all our facilities exist to support sailing – ‘A Sport for Life’. We welcome cruising visitors to our club and the beautiful area around us. Berths are generally available but, to be assured, visitors can contact the Marina Office (+353 1 8392777 or marina@hyc.ie) before arrival in case space is under pressure due a regatta or other sailing event. If arriving after 2130, please berth on the 'Visitors’ berths' at a hammerhead (northern end of each pontoon) or underneath the crane.
On arrival, visitors should contact the Marina Office beside the marina exit. Our Marina team are available during the Summer season 0800 to 2130 hours from mid-April to end Sep. Outside these hours up to 2300 (2200 on Sundays), our Club Bar staff (+353 1 8320606) will assist you with registration, will give you a visitor pack and access card to some of the Club facilities, including the marina, showers and clubhouse. If arriving after 2300 please contact the marina office the next morning. If planning to visit outside summer season please contact the Marina Office on +353 1 8392777 and we will facilitate your arrival.
Howth Yacht Club also provides summer moorings for members and winter berthing for visiting boats, ensuring ideal shelter in the Irish Sea area for boats during the winter months. If your plans require a longer visit please contact us as we may be able to facilitate you.
On approach to Howth please contact us on VHF Ch 37 (M1) and we will direct you to your berth.
We look forward to welcoming you to share our marina and clubhouse facilities and hope you enjoy your visit to Howth and the surrounding area with its fascinating history, many visitor attractions and easy access to Dublin City (30min by DART train) and Airport (20min by Taxi).
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Visitor Attractions
Ireland’s National Maritime Museum is housed in Dun Laoghaire’s 180-year-old Mariner's Church, directly opposite the new DLR Lexicon library and easily accessible by DART suburban train and several bus services.
The museum’s greatest artefact is probably the building itself, as it is one of a few custom-built places of worship for seafarers remaining intact in the world today.
View a 360° tour
Restaurants
A deft flick of the wrist could launch a fish from Dublin Bay into a waiting pan in Aidan MacManus' kitchen. As it is, the ocean's finest tends to travel the 400 yards from Howth Pier in a rather more sedate fashion since only the pick of the morning's catch passes muster in this renowned fish restaurant. We have nurtured a network of trusty suppliers who can rustle up everything from locally caught lobster and crab to organically grown vegetables. Most of our fish is landed here in Howth and is sourced for us by Oceanpath, Nicky's Plaice and Beshoffs to our specifications. Incidentally, our Smoked Salmon comes from the last traditional smoking kiln in Howth, in Nicky's Plaice, and smoked to order for us by Nicky & Martin McLoughlin. (Well worth a visit – all are welcome). Lobster and crab come from Balscadden Bay, only a stone's throw from our front door, where our friend John Sheridan fishes exclusively for us. Other shellfish, such as Oysters, Mussels, Clams etc come from approved beds in various locations, according to season. Where we can, we source our vegetables from local organic growers. Similarly, our cheese-board features only Irish Farmhouse cheeses. Wild Game in Winter is also a favourite.
Cafes, Restaurants
With the Dart running there really is no excuse not to head out to Howth Pier and experience Deep, one of Dublin's finest restaurants. Situated on historic Howth Pier, Deep offers you more than a few reasons to come in from the cool sea air.
Deep restaurant, specialising in all things fishy, is now starting its 5th year in business serving up some of the finest dishes this side of Dublin Bay. Deep aims to serve customers fresh seasonal dishes with a stirring twist of world fusion without doing too much damage to your wallet! Have a look at our early bird menu for details on great offers.
Looking forward to seeing you!
Brendan & Debbie
Boat Covers, Books & Charts, Chandlery, Evinrude, Fishing, Gift Shops, Honda Marine, Inflatable Boats, Johnson, Liferafts & Lifejackets, Marine Clothing, Marine Electricians, Marine Electronic Equipment, Marine Electronics, Marine Engineers, Marine Plumbing, Marine Safety Equipment, Mercruiser, OMC, Outboards, RIB Sales, Volvo Penta, Watersports Equipment, Yamaha
Marine Parts Direct is a fast growing Irish based chandlery. Located in swords our new 3000 sq ft store is packed with a huge range of boat parts and accessories. Initially we started as purely an engine parts supply company for inboard and outboard applications .This Is still a major part of our programme as we are the Irish distributor for American aftermarket giants SIERRA and GLM which offer a very comprehensive range of parts for Mercury , Mercruiser , Omc , Volvo , Yamaha , Johnson ,Evinrude and many other leading marine engine manufacturers.
Bars & Inns, Restaurants
Wrights Findlater Howth is made up of a ground floor bar, contemporary restaurant on the 1st floor and function room with outdoor heated terrace on the 2nd floor. It’s housed in a landmark building that has a traditional red brick and navy facade. We’re located opposite the Dart Station in the heart of the beautiful, picturesque fishing village of Howth. Howth is located on Dublin’s East Coast, part of The Dublin Bay Biosphere and Dublin’s Coasts and Fields . We offer some of the best views of the harbour along with breath-taking views of both Lambay Island and Ireland’s Eye. We serve delicious seafood, fresh dishes and drinks 7 days a week. We are also an award-winning restaurant and wedding venue.
Accommodation
King Sitric Seafood Bar
& Accommodation
The MacManus Family welcomes you to the King Sitric Seafood Bar and Accommodation,
based at the foot of the east pier in Howth, county Dublin.
At the King Sitric Seafood Bar, we take pride in our commitment to showcasing the finest local catches. With a menu curated to highlight the bounty of the sea, patrons are treated to a gastronomic journey that celebrates the flavours of Howth's rich maritime heritage. From succulent oysters to perfectly grilled catches, we are dedicated in supplying fresh, quality ingredients.
The King Sitric also offers 10 nautically themed guest bedrooms. Thoughtfully designed with a touch of coastal elegance, provide a comfortable retreat for those seeking the tranquillity of Howth. Whether you're drawn to the rhythmic sounds of the sea or the charm of the bustling harbour, each room offers a unique perspective on this captivating coastal village.
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Bars & Inns, Entertainment, Restaurants
The Bloody Stream Howth is renowned for its lively atmosphere, great food and good old-fashioned Irish ‘craic’. We recently won Best Pub at The Fingal Chamber Awards which we are very proud of. We couldn’t do it without our wonderful customers!
Inside, there’s a warm and welcoming interior with an old-fashioned feel. We’ve an open turf burning fire, classic signage and interesting bric-a-brac. We’ve one of the biggest beer gardens in Dublin that can accommodate over 200 people. We’re the number one spot in Howth to enjoy a drink in the sunshine. Whether you’re a fan of traditional Irish, Jazz, Blues or mainstream popular music we always have something different to offer.
Provisions
Ireland's leading supplier of wild Irish smoked salmon, fresh fish and corporate gifts
Wrights of Howth have been in the fish business since 1890. We are still a family run business and our products are processed in the traditional way using only natural ingredients and absolutely no additives. Unfortunately in these days of technology it is not possible to get to know all our customers personally but whether you are purchasing one Wild Irish Smoked Salmon or one thousand I can assure you of our personal attention at all times.
Restaurants
There are few restaurants in Dublin that can offer such a spectacular environment in which to dine.
Our cuisine could be best described as Continental, using only the best local produce available.
We have an extensive selection of wines, including wines from some of the most renowned vineyards around the world, which have been carefully chosen to complement our diverse menu.
Bars & Inns, Boat Cleaning, Boat Moorings, Launderette, Marinas, Marine Diesel, Restaurants, Yacht Club
Howth Yacht Club is one of Ireland's premier sailing clubs with its own 250 berth marina.
Ideally located for North and Southbound traffic on the Irish Sea, it is well sheltered in all winds and can be entered at any state of tide.
The magnificent clubhouse overlooks the marina and has been expanded to be one of the largest sailing club 'clubhouses' in Ireland and the UK. With excellent road and rail links, Howth is in easy reach of Dublin Airport and ferry terminals, making it an obvious choice for crew changeovers.
Thank you
The disabled are not coming to Howth.
Can you please explain why?
Thanks.
Pat
You could try calling Howth YC on +353 1 832 2141 or email them on reception@hyc.ie Hope you have some success.
I believe the German yacht Ruby Tuesday is arriving soon in Howth Marina.
WE met that boat last summer in Iceland.
Would you please be so kind as to tell them that the crew of the French sailing boat Brecqhou which was alongside them in Bolungarvik would be glad to get in contact with them?
They can contact us at brecqhou@gmail.com or phone 00 33 6 81 06 18 38.
Thanks a lot
Best regards
Hubert Perier et Gabrielle Turgis
Kind regards
Pat McCann
I am hoping you can help , I am looking for a space to relocate my Art Studio , functioning art school . I thought there may be a space on the west pier to locate and continue to work and hold classes . If there is a possibility that we could meet up and discuss I would be very grateful. Kind Regards , Simon Culleton ( 087 953 2832 )
I am hoping you can help , I am looking for a space to relocate my Art Studio , functioning art school . I thought there may be a space on the west pier to locate and continue to work and hold classes . If there is a possibility that we could meet up and discuss I would be very grateful. Kind Regards , Simon Culleton ( 087 953 2832 )
I am part of a Sustainability campaign in collaboration with other designers and scientists. Our website and campaign is 'Seastainability' and together we research, investigate, campaign and promote sustainability.
https://seastainability.wordpress.com/
We regularly arrange beach cleans and individually do our best to tackle environmental and pollution issues, however serious intervention is needed to resolve the massive amount of plastic debris and broken fishing nets which is nesting into our harbours and beaches.
Much of this debris is stuck in the harbour corners or settled on boulder rock and it is not safe or accessible for members of the public to clear it. Professional clearing is needed regularly, we need more bins in these rubbish spots and regulations need to be put in place to stop broken nets being discarded into the sea.
The negative effects are damaging wildlife, our food supply and tourism!
I would love to hear from you how we can make some positive changes,
Thanks.
Rebecca.
I am writing my memoir and this information will be valuable. I shall appreciate your assistance in this regard.
Whilst entering Howth marina, in our Sadler 26, 4' 10" draught, at low tide in June this year (2011) we ran aground when only just off the main pontoons. When I say ran aground, I mean hit a submerged rock and then had to be towed off by the club launch. The following day another vessel was left high and dry for the duration of the tide in roughly the same spot.