Remote beaches in Dublin/Wicklow

Stonedpilot

Can anyone recommend remote beaches in Dublin county or even Wicklow?. Any beach that's roughly within an hour of the Dublin city area, any recommendations?. Cheers.

goochy

naturism ?

Birneybau

Body burial?

cruizer101

Donabate has a very long beach the end of which would be kinda considered remote. I have heard you occasionally get naturists if that is why you looking for it

John_Rambo

For what? If you want remote just look on google earth for the ones furthest away from the city and towns. Dublin and Wicklow's beaches can seem remote. For instance the beach in Poolbeg can be empty, quiet and very peaceful, yet it's a few minutes from the city centre.

dbagman

Nudie Father Jack!!!

Stonedpilot

Just filming a porno is all. New venture, all the girls are from South America.

Interested Observer

cruizer101 wrote: »

Donabate has a very long beach the end of which would be kinda considered remote. I have heard you occasionally get naturists if that is why you looking for it

Was going to suggest this.

ProudDUB

Skerries, Portrane, Loughshinny?

Not exactly remote mind, but nowt in Dublin is.

Hooleyo

https://www.google.ie/maps/@53.5893262,-6.1540006,3a,60y,23h,85.32t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s3sUg7xINSS3KNB-k6L1Yzg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

This beech here is usually pretty quiet.

Cienciano

Magheramore beach.

I think Jonathan Rhys Meyers rode someone on the beach filming The Tudors, so you're in good company

frankyboy1986

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qzqD38yXm0

Birneybau

Hooleyo wrote: »

https://www.google.ie/maps/@53.5893262,-6.1540006,3a,60y,23h,85.32t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s3sUg7xINSS3KNB-k6L1Yzg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

This beech here is usually pretty quiet.

Trees generally are.

The Hill Billy

Hooleyo wrote: »

https://www.google.ie/maps/@53.5893262,-6.1540006,3a,60y,23h,85.32t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s3sUg7xINSS3KNB-k6L1Yzg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

This beech here is usually pretty quiet.

It is overlooked by a couple of houses, & now with the kids on their holliers it'll have a steady stream of visitors.

The Hill Billy

ProudDUB wrote: »

Skerries, Portrane, Loughshinny?

Not exactly remote mind, but nowt in Dublin is.

Loughshinny is not very private. The north & south beaches in Skerries are very busy in all weathers, but the very end of the south beach out past the rugby club would be quiet enough.

Gloomtastic!

The Howth/Sutton Cliffs walk has a couple of secret beaches. They are however, a bit of a hike from where you will need to park so if you have a lot of kit then it may be problem.

dbagman

Gloomtastic! wrote:

The Howth/Sutton Cliffs walk has a couple of secret beaches. They are however, a bit of a hike from where you will need to park so if you have a lot of kit then it may be problem.

I'm guessing the OP isn't planning on having any kit with them at all, hence the need for a secret beach. ;-)

cruizer101

Actually Barnageeragh beach halfway between Skerries and Balbriggan would be a quiet one, park up on road and down the ladies stairs by the bridge over railway. Let us know when you are doing your filming anyway :pac:

amtc

Not quite a beach not manor kilbride in wicklow has some sandy inlets and nice stones for messing about on.

I'm wondering if lambay or Ireland's ete have beaches. They must?

John_Rambo

amtc wrote: »

Not quite a beach not manor kilbride in wicklow has some sandy inlets and nice stones for messing about on.

I'm wondering if lambay or Ireland's ete have beaches. They must?

Ireland's eye has two beaches, a slot and cliffs. They're stunning.

I don't think the OP has any interest in remote beaches to be honest.