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The Harbour

The Harbour, Skerries

 adeleog Says:  If its a sunny day - head down to the harbour. There is a working fishing fleet and if they have just arrived back in you will see a lot of seals following them into the harbour. The Stoop Your Head pub has fantastic seafood and a very relaxed atmosphere. Take your drink and... 

Skerries Mills

Skerries Mills, Skerries

 adeleog Says:  Visit the renovated Mills. Good tour and if visiting in July keep an eye out for signs as they do threashing days on Sundays. 

The Martello Towers

The Martello Towers, Skerries

 Nobbe Says:  There are two Martello Towers built during the Napoleonic period, one sited on one of the Islands in the bay, the other on Red Island, an area of great beauty and popularity, now joined to the mainland. From the area around the tower you can have wonderful walks and sea... 

Skerries Mills

Skerries Mills, Skerries

 Nobbe Says:  The Skerries Mills industrial and heritage centre and town park comprises a watermill, 5-sail windmill and 4-sail windmill with associated mill races, mill pond and wetlands. The history of the mills can be traced to the early 16th century and a bakery was established on the... 

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Ardgillan Castle

Ardgillan Castle, Skerries

 Nobbe Says:  Not far from Skerries you can find Ardgillan Castle. Although referred to as a Castle, the residence at Ardgillan is a large country-style house with castellated embellishments. Originally named "Prospect", the central section was built in 1738 by Robert Taylor, with the... 

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Skerries Harbour

Skerries Harbour, Skerries

 Nobbe Says:   The harbour is a major landing port for Dublin bay prawns and in season is a hive of activity. A large colony of grey seals resides in and around the harbour, also the location of the sailing club and several of the town's restaurants and pubs. 

The Beach

The Beach, Skerries

 Nobbe Says:  Skerries has a long sandy beach that is good for the whole family. These sandy beaches can be found just 20km north of Dublin airport. 

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 Skerries Ireland - Skerries is situated 18 miles north of Dublin city. And what can I say.... it is a fantastic place to live. The population is just over 9,000 but the town has a real community feel to it. There are... 

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 Skerries is a very nice holiday destination, with its lovely sandy beaches. Only 18 miles from Dublin and just 10 miles from the Countries major Airport. 

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 Skerries is situated 18 miles north of Dublin city. And what can I say.... it is a fantastic place to live. The population is just over 9,000 but the town has a real community feel to it. There are...... 

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