Walks in Dublin

We are delighted that there are clubs being formed in the southside of Dublin. If you require details send an email with your contact details.

There are wonderful walks in Dublin Ireland. We have a choice of beaches, parks, canalways, and routes through a historically and culturally rich city. Details of our walks in Dublin will be posted here for you to peruse but, better still, why not join us. Details of our NEXT WALKS can be found on the top right.

Dublin is a very busy old city with a great deal of charm and interest for the visitor. It is situated on the east coast of Ireland. Dublin was founded by the Vikings in the ninth century. Dublin was captured by the Normans in 1170. The Normans came via England from that part of France called Normandy. Normandy itself had been overun by the Vikings in the Ninth century. It is interesting that some of the family names were common to both the Dubliners and the Normans. The city centre is relatively small and many of the places of historical attaction can be easily included in a short stroll.

Dublin has a large number of Pubs, and many are worth visiting. You may find one to sit in and sample the refreshments on offer, or you may choose to exercise your legs and visit a few others. This is now no longer a walk and is referred to as a "Pub Crawl"

Seafield Strollers, a walking club in Clontarf, Dublin, Ireland, welcomes all members of our community. All fitness levels and ages can join and its free. If you are visiting Dublin and interested in walks in Dublin we invite you to walk with the Seafield Strollers. The walks are urban walks and mainly on flat ground and are rated as easy. Our walks are on the north side of Dublin Bay.

Please look around our Website for further details of Walks in Ireland and do contact Scotidoiler if you wish to make comments or seek information.

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