Aug 30, 2024 · Once a small fishing village, Blackrock is a gorgeous seaside resort to visit with award-winning recreation, high-end restaurants and lively pubs. It has a lovely beach (actually, it has three!) and a promenade lined with shops and eateries and places to …

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Mar 18, 2024 · With a host of cracking bars and cafes separated from the beach by a historic 19th-century promenade wall, this alluring spot on the Louth coast has been a popular spot for decades. In the guide below, you’ll find info on everything from where to get parking to what to do while you’re there.

Enjoy a dip in the Irish Sea, build a sandcastle, enjoy an ice cream on the seafront promenade. Enjoy a cup of traditional Irish tea, wander through our small village shops or read a book. We have some award winning restaurants and bars where you can get a …

Blackrock developed as a fishing village in the early 19th century, and in 1841 the population of the village had reached 507 with 95 houses, mostly small thatched fishermen’s cottages.

Blackrock offers luxury boutique B&B accommodation that fuses modern style with authentic coastal living, so you stay by the sea in style! Guests can enjoy sweeping views across sandy beaches, windswept headlands and the Atlantic Ocean in our stunning Edwardian property, which dates from 1902.

Over the years it has been a popular seaside village with an ancient fishing heritage and a tradition in hospitality dating back to victorian times. The village has grown and developed to become a destination village offering something for everyone from day-trippers and holidaymakers to adventurers.

Welcome to Blackrock, Co. Louth Ireland's Tidiest Small Town 2024 The charming seaside village of Blackrock lies on the shores of Dundalk Bay, just 10 minutes drive from Dundalk. With its beautiful promenade and variety of beaches, seafront cafes and coffee shops, lively pubs and top quality restaurants, tranquil coves and rock pools, and ...

Nov 18, 2013 · The picturesque seaside village of Blackrock with its tranquil coves and rock pools lies on the shores of Dundalk Bay and the foot of the Cooley Mountains in County Louth. Blackrock conveniently placed just south of Dundalk close to the M1 motorway halfway between Dublin and Belfast.

Blackrock is a popular beach destination for windsurfers, kite surfing, paddle boarding & canoeing. The proximity of the water to the Promenade makes it a very easy & accessible area to ” Park, Launch, Surf N’ Sail”. There are 3 Slipways to allow for easy access to the shore.