Rush Tourisum – Lets Discover

 
Your coastal escape starts here

Slow down. Breathe in.
You’re in Rush.


Two sandy beaches, a rich coastal heritage and room to unwind.
Discover a different pace on the shores of North County Dublin.

Rush is on the Fingal coast in North County Dublin. South Beach is accessible via the M1 and M50 road network, with public parking and a bus connection from Dublin city centre. Check current routes with Transport for Ireland.

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BEACH WALKS · LOCAL STORIES · SEA AIR
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Sandy beaches to explore

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Harbours with maritime roots

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Kenure House demolished

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Years of history in a Drumanagh fig

Find your favourite corner

Six reasons to
stay a little longer.


Follow the shoreline, discover a historic landmark or watch the estuary come to life. There’s more to Rush than a day at the beach.
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01 / Sand & sea

South Beach

Wide sands, coastal dunes and open skies. Take a leisurely walk or watch kitesurfers at the southern end of this much-loved shoreline.

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02 / Coastal moments

North Beach

Discover Rush’s second sandy beach. Bring your camera, take in the sea views and make time for a gentle stroll beside the water.

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03 / Maritime heritage

Rush Harbour

A small tidal harbour between the town’s beaches, with a setting that reflects Rush’s long relationship with fishing and the sea.

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04 / A grand past

Kenure Park & Portico

Stand before the striking columns of a vanished mansion. Kenure House was demolished in 1978, but its portico remains a memorable local landmark.

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05 / Nature & wildlife

Rogerstown Estuary

A protected landscape of tidal habitats and birdlife. Winter brings geese, ducks and waders, making it a rewarding place to bring binoculars.

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06 / Nearby discoveries

Drumanagh Headland

Near Loughshinny, this Iron Age promontory fort holds evidence of contact with the Roman world—including a fig around 2,000 years old.

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More than a beautiful coastline

Rooted in the land. Shaped by the sea.

Rush’s story is told in its fields, harbours and streets. Once an important centre of market gardening, the town has a heritage of growing food, working the sea and welcoming visitors. Explore its historic landmarks, spend time by the harbour and discover the everyday places that give this coastal community its character.
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Come for the sea air....Stay for the stories.

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Your day, at Rush pace

A little inspiration

Your day, at Rush pace.

South Beach and its coastal dunes in Rush

01 — Morning

Start by the sea

Begin with a walk on South Beach. Enjoy the dunes, open views and a little time away from the everyday rush.

Beach walks & sea air
Boats at Rush Harbour

02 — Midday

Discover the town

Explore Rush Harbour and the town, then leave time for the striking portico at Kenure Park.

Harbour & local heritage
Coastal landscape at Rogerstown Estuary

03 — Afternoon

Follow your curiosity

Choose birdwatching around Rogerstown Estuary or extend your heritage outing towards nearby Drumanagh.

Nature & discovery

Make room for a coastal escape

Find your own reason
to love Rush.

Open skies. Local stories. A moment by the sea.
Your next day out starts here.

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