Irish Coastal Marinas News and Updates
Although primarily a fishing port Dunmore East harbour also offers facilities to visiting yachts. From June through August 2013 pontoons will be available in the harbour for visiting yachts and the local club will help with possible swing moorings. Prior…
Close to where the ferry pulls in to Strangford Village a new pontoon facilty enables visiting boats to berth.
Situated at the head of the Quoile River estuary on Castle Island. There is a short stay pontoon with water hose at Quoile Yacht Club. Visitors can anchor off the moored yachts between Castle and Gibbs Islands. No overnight berthing…
Ringhaddy Cruising Club has a number of pontoons where water is available.
Down Cruising Club is a small, friendly club of approximately 100 members, who are interested in all aspects of boating and cruising on Strangford Lough. The club is fortunate to be based at Ballydorn, on Strangford Lough, and to enjoy…
Strangford Lough Yacht Club is situated in Whiterock Bay in Killinchy, between Comber and Killyleagh. It has a sturdy pontoon linked to the clubhouse that is popular with visiting and local craft alike.
This private marina really is in a spectacular location on the waterfront in Kinsale County Cork, within five minutes walk of many shops, bars and restaurants. The marina operated by the hotel has access to yacht charter and deep sea fishing…
Belfast Harbour's leisure craft facilities are situated at the head of Belfast Lough within a 10 minute walk of the City centre. The current 40 berth facility is a forerunner to a new fully equipped 200 berth marina located in the…
A temporary floating pontoon for visiting boats is present during the summer season that makes it easier for boaters to enjoy this extensive harbour with good anchorage. The pontoon is suitable for up to seven or eight boats and is…
Glengarriff harbour has a small pontoon to assist with embarkation at the quayside
A small temporary pontoon measuring 50-foot long at the local harbour
Although a town marina for Schull gets ever closer for the moment boaters make do with a quay and a 40-foot long pontoon in Schull Harbour, primarily used by small boats. It is a facility that makes embarkation and disembarkation…
Cape Clear's North Harbour has a temporary pontoon for embarkation and disembarkation
A quay with a substantial floating pontoon below the Islanders Rest Hotel and a landing slip a short distance to the east provide access for boaters during the summer season. This makes it easy for boaters to embark and disembark…
At Courtmacsherry Harbour there is a pontoon at which overnight berthing is available for visiting vessels (a fee applies and payment can be made locally at the Pier House Bar). Facilities for boats at the pontoon include, electricity, water, fuel…
The Grand Canal Marina in the inner dock of the Grand Canal Basin has a landmark 'Box in the Docks' building familiar to many Dubliners. The 50-berth facility opened in 2004 and has become an asset for boaters in the…
