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Clontarf baths

Beach & coast Dublin

Checked July 2026

Clontarf Baths and Assembly Rooms, as it was known, opened circa 1886, it is made up of a tidal, seawater swimming pool that juts out from the promenade wall into the bay. The pool is now reopened and is 900 square meters total, with a depth of 1.875 meters in the deepest end and 1.05 meters in the shallow end. It is 40 meters wide at its widest point and 25 meters long at the longest point. this is not open to the public. Shore Surface: No Information. Paddling: No Information. Jumping Or Diving: No Information. Lifeguard During Summer: No Information. Family Friendly: No Information. Swim Buoys: No Information

Good to know

Indoor / outdoorOutdoor
CostFree admission
What's thereSwimming Spot (Sea/Lake/River)
AccessibilityAccessible: No Information.
Data from Get Ireland Active — Sport Ireland 2023, CC BY 4.0
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Car park
Toilets
Buggy-friendly
Café on site
Dog friendly
EV charging
Baby change facilities
Picnic area