Rush South Beach is one of North County Dublin's finest stretches of coastline, offering visitors over two kilometres of sandy shoreline backed by an impressive system of natural dunes. Situated south of the town of Rush, the beach enjoys a more open and expansive setting than its northern counterpart and provides a wonderful destination for walkers, nature enthusiasts, and beach lovers throughout the year.

One of the key features that distinguishes Rush South Beach from Rush North Beach is its location beside the Rogerstown Estuary, an important coastal habitat renowned for its wildlife and birdlife. The beach's dune-backed landscape creates a distinctly natural environment and offers a peaceful escape from the bustle of everyday life.

Visitors are also rewarded with spectacular views of Lambay Island, which sits just offshore and is the largest island on Ireland's east coast. On clear days, the island forms a striking backdrop to the seascape and adds to the sense of being immersed in Dublin's coastal beauty. Lambay Island is famous for its dramatic cliffs, abundant wildlife, and even its colony of wallabies, making it one of the most fascinating landmarks visible from the shoreline.

Whether you're enjoying a leisurely walk along the sands, admiring the dunes and sea views, or watching the changing light over Lambay Island, Rush South Beach offers a memorable coastal experience and remains one of Dublin's most rewarding seaside destinations.
 

Location:

South Beach Rush,
Co. Dublin

Rush South Beach is located a 30-minute drive from the Castle Hotel.

Public transport can also be taken, our front desk staff will be able to guide you on these.