Guidebook for Clontarf
Sightseeing
Beautiful walks, through open rose gardens to wood area's with heritage buildings throughout. There is the Red Stables & a market on the weekend. There is also tennis and pitch putt to name a few
53 locals recommend
Saint Anne's Park
Beautiful walks, through open rose gardens to wood area's with heritage buildings throughout. There is the Red Stables & a market on the weekend. There is also tennis and pitch putt to name a few
Essentials
A lovely old style family grocer centre, with laundrette, hardwares, hairdressers & coffee shop
13 locals recommend
Nolan's
49 Vernon AveA lovely old style family grocer centre, with laundrette, hardwares, hairdressers & coffee shop
Food Scene
The Butlers Pantry
2B Vernon AveGorgeous Cakes & Coffee to take away and enjoy on a bench on the coast promenade
Perfect for all dietary requirements, they have a good selection & is best to book as very popular
27 locals recommend
Bay Restaurant
369 Clontarf RdPerfect for all dietary requirements, they have a good selection & is best to book as very popular
Drinks & Nightlife
Harry Byrnes
107 Howth RdA great & popular local pub
Everything Else
10 minutes from house into a city full of culture. Museums & Cathedrals, Viking Dublin, Guinness Store house, Theatre & gigs throughout, Croke Park, Phoenix Park & Zoo, Grand Canal Dock & much more
58 locals recommend
Dublin Bikes Station no. 38
10 minutes from house into a city full of culture. Museums & Cathedrals, Viking Dublin, Guinness Store house, Theatre & gigs throughout, Croke Park, Phoenix Park & Zoo, Grand Canal Dock & much more
Dublin Airport
15 minutes away in taxi
A stunning scenic trip with a bustling harbour, beach & cliff walks, Howth Castle golf, kayaking & gorgeous views of Dublin Bay. It is a 8km jog! or bus/dart away.
417 locals recommend
Howth
A stunning scenic trip with a bustling harbour, beach & cliff walks, Howth Castle golf, kayaking & gorgeous views of Dublin Bay. It is a 8km jog! or bus/dart away.