Start your journey at South Shore Esplanade, tracing the outline of the coast as you ring around the Martello Tower and past the Harbour along the North Strand.

Elmgreen Golf Centre first opened its doors in 1995 and was quickly established as a firm favourite with the local golfing public.

There are numerous playgrounds in the Balbriggan area for the little ones to enjoy.

Balbriggan beach is situated close to the Main Street, behind an eleven arch limestone and brick railway viaduct.

Fingal County Council’s investment in the Stephenstown Link Road opens up almost 23 hectares of industrially zoned lands for development with the potential to bring approximately 900 new jobs to the area. 

Estimated to have been built in the 14th century, Bremore Castle is a large tower house located north of Balbriggan.

Rich with history and natural vistas, Balbriggan beach is an ideal walking spot. Beyond the Martello Tower, heading further north you will see the imposing structure of Bremore Castle on your left.

Balbriggan’s town centre will become a free public Wi-Fi zone thanks to a unique initiative that provides locals and visitors with unlimited access to speeds of up to 100mps and could position the town at the forefront of smart technology.

As part of National Tree Week, the Native Tree Trail was launched by Mayor of Fingal Cllr. Anthony Lavin in Glebe Park Balrothery. The trail is a collaboration between Fingal County Council, Balrothery Tidy Towns and the enthusiastic children from Balrothery National School.