Some Dad tweetz:
“The still waters of Dublin Bay at Clontarf seafront this afternoon.”
Tag Archives: Clontarf
Construction underway in August at Clontarf Road, Dollymount
I share the dismay of Kay O’Rourke (October 7th) at the new concrete wall going up along the Clontarf Road. This wall blocks the view of the lagoon and Bull Island from the road and appears to be heading from the causeway all the way to the wooden bridge. None of our local representatives flagged it at the planning stages. All I got through my letterbox was the good news story of work beginning on a new coastal bike path. This view is one of the great joys of living in this part of the city and a major public amenity beloved by generations of locals and day-trippers alike. To add insult to injury, this stretch of the seafront is not prone to flooding.
Sophie Spalding,
Raheny,
Dublin 5.
Anyone?
A wall and Dublin Bay (Irish Times letters’ page)
(RollingNews.ie)
‘sup?
isthepopeacatlick writes:
Biggest jellyfish I’ve ever seen! Is it poisonous?
Clontarf (Co Dublin) this morning.
(Thanks Lesley)
Blackrock (Co Dublin) this lunchtime.
Thanks Karl
Killaloe, county Clare.
(Thanks Aran B)
Bay Watch
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Shane Caffrey writes:
You’ve been kind enough to share some of my videos in the past (cheers). This is a little piece I put together from last weeks Battle of the Bay [on Clontarf Strand]
Jenny McGrath writes:
I know you don’t usually do this but this puppy has gone missing from a back garden in Clontarf, Dublin. Her owners are devastated and desperate to find her. She’s seven months old and microchipped. She’s been missing since lunchtime Saturday.
Anyone?
Ciaran McKenna plays Jesus during a Good Friday re-enactment of the Stations of the Cross at St John the Baptist Church in Clontarf, Dublin this afternoon.
Good Friday times.
Leah Farrell/Photocall Ireland
Ray Kennedy tweetz:
“Water breaches the Clontarf prom near the Wooden Bridge, road unaffected at moment.”
