Dublin beach

Ireland is best known for spectacular cliffs, endless green meadows, hundreds of sheep, ubiquitous pubs and of course, above all - Guinness. A beach is something that never comes to mind when you think about things to see in the Emerald Island. However, it’s good to know some nice place where you can relax and enjoy your time when the sun actually appears and chases away the gray cloud cover. During such a rare event, when you visit Dublin, you'll probably notice the masses escaping to…

Sandymount Beach. Dublin.

Ha'penny Bridge in Dublin, Ireland

Portmarnock - The Velvet Strand is a wide strand of sandy beach located in Portmarnock, North Dublin. It is five miles long and stretches all the way to Baldoyle and adjoins Malahide Beach. It has a lovely view of the Dublin Mountains and Howth Harbour.

Dublin is somewhere I've always wanted to go back to, and it's a place my friend, Arielle, always wanted to visit so we decided to fly here after our week in England. I'd actually spend four days in Dublin seven years ago, and wrote this post about it, so I re-read it to remind myself