TOURIST CARAVAN & CAMPING PARK
A Caravan & Camping Park facing onto a beautiful sandy beach with cove, cliffs with Martello tower and a small fishing harbour.
Discover Ireland's Heritage Mill in Skerries, Ardgillan Castle, Newgrange, Newbridge Demesne Regional Park and more...
Found in coastal Rush, County Dublin, the park is close to the M1, N1, Dublin Port and Dublin Airport. Get Directions.
Dublin has many interesting things happening and Rush & local neighbouring areas are no exception. Find out what's on...
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"Safe for both swimming and water sports & fishing is possible. Enjoy the natural surroundings or go walking along the cliff-land, historical or countryside walks."
As the final host port for the Tall Ships Races 2012, Dublin will be the place to be from the 23rd to the 26th of August 2012.
The atmosphere around the Dublin docks area promises to be magical, and with four days of festival events to enjoy there will be something to entertain all of the family.
The festival will take place in the Docklands area of the Capital - Start making you plans.
There is evidence of settlement in the Rush area dating back to Neolithic times. Flint tools have been found in the area and there is a passage grave and cist located off the Skerries Road on the headland to the north of North Beach.
Rush was notorious for smuggling in the 18th century after the British imposed excise duties on a large number of goods. It was home to the famed smuggler, Jack Connor (aka Jack the Batchelor and also Jack Field) and the birthplace of the pirate Luke Ryan.
The ruins of the original St. Maur's chapel lie in Whitestown cemetery, about a mile west of the centre of Rush. These date back to Anglo-Norman times and are named after Saint Maurus, a followers of St. Benedict. There is a legend connected with the ruins that some French navigators, who may have been crusaders, got caught in a storm.
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