Yesterday.
Sandycove, county Dublin.
The last of the ‘good’ weather.
The forty foot under the wolf moon at about 8pm last night. It was so calming and tranquil! #seaswimming pic.twitter.com/ugDxsaNx4n
— Mark Earley (@earleymark) January 18, 2022
Last night.
Forty Foot, Sandycove, county Dublin.
Dryrobe ladies (out of picture, at home probably, with their feet up, proper order).
This morning/afternoon.
Sandycove, county Dublin.
New public toilets installed near the Forty Foot bathing area.
Thanks, Dryrobes.
This ring was handed into Dun Laoghaire Garda Station yesterday. At the Forty Foot Pier. There is writing in the inside of the ring with “ Mo ainm Chara” with a date of 16/09/16.
Anyone with information as its owners please contact Dun Laoghaire Garda station at 016665000. pic.twitter.com/tk74IeUOUE
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) April 27, 2021
Anyone?
Meanwhile…
Hopefully it says 'anam' as opposed to 'ainm'…
— Conor Leeson (@conorleeson) April 27, 2021
Troid!
This afternoon.
Forty Foot, Sandycove, County Dublin.
Meanwhile…
Gulp.
Welcome to the gun show.
Yesterday afternoon.
Forty Foot, Sandycove, County Dublin.
Meanwhile…
Yesterday afternoon.
Dollymount Strand, north county Dublin.
Christmas Day at the Forty Foot, Sandycove, County Dublin in 2018
Shrivel your baubles elsewhere.
This afternoon.
People are being asked to forego the annual Christmas Day swim at the 40 Foot in Sandycove due to concerns over large groups of people gathering for the annual tradition.
Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council, gardaí, and the Health Service Executive issued the appeal for people to refrain from visiting bathing areas, especially the 40 Foot in Sandycove and at Seapoint this year over the potential risk of spreading Covid-19 at these public gatherings…
Better safe than salty.
Appeal for people to forego Christmas swims at 40 Foot (RTÉ)
Earlier: The Virus Will Steal Your Pint
This afternoon.
Seapoint, County Dublin.
Save Poolbeg.
Meanwhile…
‘sup?
The Forty Foot, Sandycove, County Dublin.