This was on my bucket list forever and I made it! It was…read moreamazing joining local folks for a swim in the sea. These were people who are there every morning. It was great making friends, if even for an hour or two. The water was cold at first but once acclimated, refreshing and invigorating. Once a men's only bathing area it's now a year-round endeavor for all. Hope to go back again.

The forty foot is a deep sea inlet between Sandycove and Bullock harbours just south of Dublin…read more People come here all year round to to swim in the Irish sea; even in winter. The best time to come here is on Christmas Day when loads of mad men, women and children come to jump of the rocks into the freezing water. Why? I have no idea, but make sure you bring your camera cause it is a sight to behold!

Beautiful castle on the coast in Dalkey; great place to visit when spending the day in this…read morebeautiful village.

What a fun, informative and educational experience! The staff interact with the audience really…read morewell and with quick wit! I highly recommend this for ALL newcomers whether moving here or just visiting!

Dalkey is a posh little village, so it is small wonder that they get all the best stuff. Not only…read moredo they have a castle, but they also have actors who dress up as 14th century tradespeople to go with it. On your visit, you will meet a Viking coin minter, a medieval cook, an archer or barber surgeon, depending on whose day off it is. Some else dressed in a doublet will show you around and give you the skinny on Dalkey's famous residents. After the tour is finished, you are free to climb to the battlements for panoramic views of surrounding sea and mountains, and a cathartic giggle. It's only about five minutes from the DART and it's a good option if you have restless children and a spare six quid.