Octopussy's Seafood Tapas Restaurant in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is licensed to chill, and offers a slice of Mediterranean life, specialising in seafood tapas with mouthwatering fresh fish and shellfish dishes. They also cater to landlubbers and vegetarians with delicious menu choices and are open 7 days a week, and children are welcome although they have no high chairs. Popular with locals and tourists, and with a location on the West Pier, award winning chefs present you with great food at amazing value. There's an early bird menu with any two tapas and a glass of house wine, and the full tapas menu made from the finest seasonal, locally sourced produce offers an exquisite dining experience with inspiration from around the world and the menu is designed for sharing. Octopussy's Seafood Tapas Restaurant offers breathtaking views over the harbour as you dine, and cater to groups of up to 26, it's a must visit.READ MORE

Adjacent to the Four Courts complex and within easy reach of St Patrick's Cathedral, Trinity College and the National Museum of Ireland, Hampton by Hilton Dublin City Centre is located in the very heart of Dublin. Phoenix Park and the Convention Centre Dublin are less than four kilometres away from our hotel.READ MORE

Island Ferries of Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland welcomes you aboard the M.V. Little Flower, and will take you to the Island from the East Pier in Howth, and you may spend as long at you wish on the island as boats run at regular intervals. Come visit the beautiful Irelands Eye, a picturesque island and bird sanctuary with many differs seabirds, and there's a long safe, sandy beach ideal for swimming, picnics and relaxing, it's an ideal venture for groups, celebrations and walking clubs. Island Ferries offer sightseeing boat trips and fishing charters on the M.V. Oriel which is fully equipped with all the latest fishing equipment and they can cater for 10 anglers with half or full day trips available, they also offer bird watching boat trips to view them in their natural habitat from the ocean.READ MORE

Deerpark Golf and FootGolf in Howth, Co. Dublin boasts one of the largest golf complexes in Ireland with two traditional golf courses one 18 hole, one 9 hole, an 18 hole pitch and putt course, an 18 hole footgolf course and the world's first Poc Fada Golf course which combines the ancient Irish game of hurling with golf. With stunning views over the Dublin coastline and the Howth Castle as a backdrop it's the perfect setting for all skill levels of golfer, and a golf experience like no other in the world awaits with a warm and friendly welcome. Deerpark Golf and FootGolf also has a panoramic clubhouse bar for sublime dining from their seasonal menu with breathtaking views, and they cater to celebrations and special occasions from an exquisite sit down menu. Footgolf, the rapidly growing international sport combines the skill of football and golf, and they have the finest 18 hole FootGolf course in the country, come kick the football into a hole on the green in as many shots as possible, it's an amazing feat.READ MORE

The Summit Inn in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland is a bar and restaurant, a unique pub built in the 19th century as a thatched cottage with stunning views over the magical islands and the mountains of Mourne. The menu is sublime with delights of starters and snacks, mains of succulent steaks and burgers, freshly prepared sandwiches and sticky ribs, Mexican dishes, fish and chips and much more served with sides and sauces, they also have a children's menu and teas, coffees and cakes. Enjoy the best of big screen sports at the Summit Inn and never miss a game with a pint and a great meal, they also host regular events and have The Side Room for private functions and celebrations, come for a fantastic visit.READ MORE

Feel at home with modern comforts and warm hospitality at The Morrison, a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel.READ MORE

Dublin Bay Cruises offers direct sailings between Dun Laoghaire and Howth and award winning cruises ideal for corporate events and private parties. Enjoy stunning views and landscape on your cruises, Dublin Mountains, islands, Baily lighthouse and so much more, Dublin Bay awaits to share with you her unsurpassed beauty and splendour, it's the best way to enjoy the city from a unique perspective as they say. Dublin Bay Cruises offer round trips and combination cruises aboard the St Bridget with 26 meter steel hull, and all crew trained to the highest standards, and they provide the best marine passenger service for cherished cruise memories and celebrations, let the adventures begin.READ MORE

The Howth Express in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland welcomes you to go loco on one of their guided train tours while enjoying the stunning scenery of the beautiful Howth Peninsula. With live commentary sharing Howths rich history and culture, and entertaining you with local lore and legend it's a not to be missed journey of fun and adventure on the called O'Malley. The Howth Express stops at the National Transport Museum located in the Howth Castle grounds, and you can view the fascinating old vehicles spanning more than a century and even a fully restored old Howth tram. Tours run daily from the bus stop on Harbour road, and are ideal for educational journeys and groups, come on board.READ MORE

The Hurdy Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland in Martello Tower North and offers a fascinating and interesting collection of radios, gramophones and other radio related paraphenalia, and is not run as a commercial enterprise. A team of volunteers provide tours and introductions to the collections, they also host regular events which includes a journey through the history of the city, visiting drinking establishments and more. The Hurdy Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio also has a collections of stamps, telegrams and valves, as well as all manner of artefacts relating to the history of communication in Ireland, come for a memorable visit and walk back in time. READ MORE

Howth Yacht Club Ltd. at Howth Harbour in Howth, Co. Dublin, Ireland dates all the way back to 1895 and today boasts a modern award winning clubhouse, offers activities and the largest sailing membership in Ireland and the United Kingdom. They offer training courses for members and visitors including summer sailing courses, and junior sailing programmes, and organise and run sailing events, plus have very active keelboat and dinghy racing fleets. Howth Yacht Club Ltd. is also famous for the world's oldest one-design racing keelboat class, with the original boats that came to the harbour in 1898 still being raced today along with thirteen other historical boats, all together known as the Howth Seventeen. There's also a 250 berth marina with winter berthing facilities, fuel, diese, crane and cradle, drying out pad, laundry, water, electricity, showers and changing rooms.READ MORE