The Bloody Stream is an award winning traditional Irish pub, in the heart of Howth maritime fishing village, in County Dublin. Situated just below the DART station, it is within easy reach of Dublin City centre.

Exterior image of the beer garden at The Bloody Stream

A baileys coffee on a table with the fire blazing in the background

The Bloody Stream

Live, feel and breathe Ireland as though you were a native on one of the specially designed tours and experiences. Hidden Howth Experiences, in County Dublin, has the adventure to suit everyone from hikers, casual walkers or foodies.

A guide with a group on Howth Cliffs with the sea in the background

Guide wearing a cap on a Howth Experience with a group of 10 people

A tour group enjoying a pint of Guinness after a Howth Experience tour

Howth Experience guide enjoying a meal of seafood with chef Neven Maguire

Hidden Howth Experiences

The Abbey Tavern nestles against the ancient ruins of Howth Abbey, in County Dublin, an ideal spot in which to spend an evening in the genuine atmosphere of old Ireland.

The Abbey Tavern

The National Transport Museum of Ireland, in Howth County Dublin, is Ireland’s only comprehensive assembly of public and commercial road transport vehicles. The oldest items date from 1883, the newest 1984, recording the Golden Age of commercial vehicles. The trip down memory lane is fun for all ages.

8. Great Northern Railway 1948 AEC Regent No. 438

Moore Abbey c1860 Merryweather Paxton Manual Pump

National Transport Museum of Ireland

Howth-Boats are a boat hire and charter fishing service based on the West Pier in Howth, County Dublin, which is easily accessed by train or bus from Dublin City.

Howth-Boats

Shearwater Sea Kayaking are based in Howth, County Dublin. It was founded by Sean Pierce and Eileen Murphy, who have kayaked every inch of Ireland’s awe-inspiring coastline and want to introduce you to this adventurous activity in a safe and fun way.

Shearwater Sea Kayaking

The Ye Olde Hurdy-Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio is located in the Martello Tower in Howth, County Dublin, and houses a collection of exhibits chronicling the history of telecommunications from the 1840s to present day. It is the vast collection of one man, Pat Herbert.

A view of some of the vintage radios on display

A view of the Martello tower floodlit by night

Ye Olde Hurdy-Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio

King Sitric Seafood Bar, a favourite for 40 years, overlooks scenic Howth Harbour which is in easy reach of Dublin City. Known for freshly caught seafood, game, lamb, beef and a large wine list, the East Café Bar & hotel accommodation are also on site.

King Sitric Seafood Bar

Setting off from the pretty harbour village of Howth, explore some of Dublin’s most spectacular coastline on a 7.8km clifftop loop boasting idyllic island and lighthouse views.

Image of a small house and the lighthouse at Howth Head, Dublin

Howth - Cliff Path Loop

Howth Market in County Dublin is a lifestyle market open every Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday from 10am to 6pm. It is conveniently located opposite the Howth Dart Station.

Grey open entrance to a market with a tree either side and people walking through

Crowd of people wandering through a market with stalls and canvas shelters over head

Howth Market

Deer Park Golf Course in Howth, County Dublin, is one of the largest golf complexes in Ireland. It is popular with golfers of all skill levels and it includes two traditional courses, Deer Park an 18-hole and St Fintan’s a 9-hole. There is also an 18-hole Pitch & Putt course and a Par 3 short course.

Golfers on a golf course with a castle the background

Howth Castle beside Deer Park Golf Course Howth County Dublin

Golfer at Deer Park Golf Course Howth County Dublin

A close up of a golf ball about to the hit with a castle and the sea in the background

Deer Park Golf Course

Howth Adventures offers walking, hiking, e-biking and boat trips on the beautiful Howth Peninsula in County Dublin. Local guides, who know all the best viewpoints and beauty spots, will take you off the beaten track to discover the heart of this famous and striking Dublin Peninsula, with dramatic sea cliffs, blankets of wildflowers and hidden beaches.

Two people standing on the top of a hill on a sunny day

A group and guide walking in single file through a field

Howth Adventures

Ireland’s Eye Ferries run scenic boat trips around Ireland’s Eye off Howth in north County Dublin, only 25 minutes from Dublin City. In small groups, you get up close to the amazing wildlife, panoramic views and marine habitats of Ireland's east coast.

A group of passengers on a tour boat at sea

A small passenger boat sailing past some cliffs

A boat skipper pointing out an attraction to his passengers

Ireland's Eye Ferries

Howth Castle and the adjoining estate, the home of the Gaisford -St Lawrence family since 1177, has been sold to developers with a view toward upgrading the Deer Park Hotel and golf courses into a luxury destination. This will ensure that the Castle is preserved and maintained to the highest standard. 

Howth Castle

Howth Golf Club, Howth, County Dublin is an 18-hole, par 72 heath course with panoramic views overlooking Dublin Bay. It provides a most enjoyable challenge on a course designed by James Braid. Visitors are welcome and corporate outings are well catered for.

View of Dublin Bay from Howth Golf Club Howth County Dublin

View from the air of Howth Golf Club Howth County Dublin

Howth Golf Club

Howth Cliff Cruises offers an unforgettable experience along the stunning cliffs of Howth, County Dublin. The family owned business is dedicated to providing exceptional tours that showcase the natural beauty and rich history of this picturesque coastal town.

Blue boat on the water with cliffs in the background

Howth Cliff Cruises

This cookery school is a very special experience, as it is located in the beautifully restored kitchens of Howth Castle, County Dublin. Howth Castle Cookery School offers a wide range of classes to suit all requirements.

Hands tearing fresh baked bread from a tray on a table with a white tablecloth

Child in an orange apron holding a silver bowl with a ball of dough in it

The Bloody Stream

Hidden Howth Experiences

The Abbey Tavern

National Transport Museum of Ireland

Howth-Boats

Shearwater Sea Kayaking

Ye Olde Hurdy-Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio

King Sitric Seafood Bar

Howth - Cliff Path Loop

Howth Market

Deer Park Golf Course

Howth Adventures

Ireland's Eye Ferries

Howth Castle

Howth Golf Club

Howth Cliff Cruises

Howth Castle Cookery School

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The Bloody Stream

Hidden Howth Experiences

The Abbey Tavern

National Transport Museum of Ireland

Howth-Boats

Shearwater Sea Kayaking

Ye Olde Hurdy-Gurdy Museum of Vintage Radio

King Sitric Seafood Bar

Howth - Cliff Path Loop

Howth Market

Deer Park Golf Course

Howth Adventures

Ireland's Eye Ferries

Howth Castle

Howth Golf Club

Howth Cliff Cruises

Howth Castle Cookery School