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29/05/2026

Lifeguard Stations operational 30th May to 1st June 2026

11:00 to 19:00hrs

Skerries South Beach
Balcarrick Beach, Donabate
Malahide Beach (Constant Red Flag)
Portmarnock Beach (Port 1 and Port 3)
The Burrow Beach, Sutton

Beach users are asked to only swim in the designated areas which will be marked with flags.

· Parents and guardians of small children are advised to keep watch over their children at all times.

· Please do not bring inflatable toys to the beach. These should never be used in open water as they can be swept away by currents and offshore breezes.

· Water quality information will be available on the beach noticeboard and also available on beaches.ie

· Remember alcohol consumption is not allowed on our beaches and can seriously compromise personal safety around water.

· Please do not bring BBQ’s to our beaches, as they can lead to serious burns if left behind.

· Take your rubbish home with you, if our bins are full, and help keep our beaches safe for all users.

Where an area is not being lifeguarded and you get into trouble or see someone else in difficulty, dial 999 or 112 and ask for the Coast Guard.

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20/05/2026

While some of our volunteers were welcoming Ireland AM to Howth Lifeboat Station yesterday, five others were crossing the Irish Sea to bring the Howth All-Weather Lifeboat (14-33) home following routine engine maintenance.

The crew left Howth at 5:30am and after completing final checks in Wales, they departed at 16:40 and arrived safely back into Howth just after midnight.

Scheduled maintenance is essential to ensure our lifeboats remain safe, reliable and always ready to launch when the pagers sound.

During this time, our crew have been operating with relief Trent-class All-Weather Lifeboat 14-17. The relief fleet is a vital part of RNLI operations. Once 14-33 is fully prepared to return to service in the coming weeks, 14-17 will move on to support another RNLI station.

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19/05/2026

Thanks to Deric and all the Ireland AM team who are with us this morning in Howth to talk about our lifesaving work. Keep watching as Deric will do a Float to Live demonstration with us at 8.45am.

This is something we want everyone to know, learn and remember this summer. If you get into difficulty, in the water, Float to Live.

Remember:
- Tilt your head back with ears submerged
- Relax and try to control your breathing
- Use your hands to help you stay afloat
- It's okay if your legs sink, we all float differently

Practice these steps at a supervised location, like a swimming pool or lifeguarded beach so you know what to do in an emergency.

12/05/2026

The annual Clontarf RNLI Auction is back this Friday night at the Clontarf Yacht & Boat Club, and it’s always one of the best nights of the year.

✨ 8:30 PM: Cheese & Wine Reception
✨ 9:30 PM: The Auction begins!
Howth Yacht Club Sutton & Howth Peninsula Clontarf, Raheny & Killester FreeStuff RNLI Poolbeg Yacht & Boat Club

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https://rnli.org/find-my-nearest/lifeboat-stations/howth-lifeboat-station, https://rnli.org/su

Address


Middle Pier, Harbour Road
Howth
D13