I am From Ireland but more importantly I am from BALDOYLE

11/05/2026

On the wall of the Grand Hotel Tralee this Baldoyle picture from 1952

05/05/2026

digging around an audio / podcast database I found a 2009 broadcast of a 1979 documentary on RTÉ Radio 1 called Baldoyle Racecourse. The area was to be known as SEA LAND. Ted Corcoran, Michael Joe Cosgrave, Barney Walsh and others are interviewed.

For most of the 20th century, Baldoyle was famed for its racecourse, a seaside track in County Dublin that witnessed many stars in its history, both on the Flat and over Jumps (Broadcast 1979).

19/07/2025

Meta AI review of Baldoyle. Enjoy the beaches and baldoyle lotto!!!!!
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Baldoyle is a charming coastal suburb in Dublin, Ireland, known for its stunning sea views, natural beauty, and rich history. Here's what you need to know:

About Baldoyle

- Located in the southeastern part of Fingal, Baldoyle has evolved from a former fishing village into a bustling residential area.

- The town has a strong sense of community, with amenities like coastal walks, retail spaces, and public parks, including Seagrange Park.

Things to Do

- Coastal Walks: Enjoy scenic walks along the coast and take in the breathtaking views of the Irish Sea.

- Seagrange Park: Explore this beautiful park, which features a modern playground and sports pitches.

- Baldoyle Estuary Nature Reserve: Visit this nature reserve, which is a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts, with internationally important wintering grounds for Brent Geese and other wading birds.

- Water Sports: Take advantage of the coastal location and enjoy water sports, or simply relax on the beach.

History and Culture

- Viking Base: Baldoyle was a Viking base for many years, and its history dates back to the 9th century.

- Grange Abbey: Explore the ruins of Grange Abbey, a 12th-century church that was once part of the Priory of All Hallows.

- Local Events: Attend local events, such as the Baldoyle Parish events, including the Baldoyle Parish Lotto and parish coffee mornings.

Getting There

- Public Transportation: Baldoyle is accessible by Dublin Bus and Irish Rail, with the nearest DART station at Sutton and Bayside.

- By Car: Take the coast road from Dublin to Howth, and turn off at Station Road or Donaghmede

11/07/2025

The treated water will be discharged to the Irish Sea through a 6km marine outfall pipeline from Baldoyle to a point 1km northeast of Ireland’s Eye.

Delays to facility repeatedly cited as restricting development of new housing across the Dublin region

20/02/2025

Brigins in Baldoyle? YES. Tuesdays 5.45pm

27/10/2024

Artist:
Marie H Gordan
Artwork title:
'Wild Dublin'
Location:
Warrenhouse Road/Dublin Street, Baldoyle, Dublin.
Year:
2020
Council:
Fingal County Council
Artwork description:
Not provided.
Biography:
Marie is an illustrator, designer based in Dublin.

27/10/2024

Dublin Canvas (Baldoyle 2020)