Dog Friendly Activities in Dublin, IE

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There are 27 dog friendly activities in Dublin. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Dublin.

Pet Friendly Surfdock Surf Shop & Watersports School
Surfdock Surf Shop & Watersports School Surfdock Surf Shop & Watersports School is a pet-friendly watersports rental company based in Dublin, IE. Rent a paddleboard and go for a self-guided paddle on the River Iffey. Visitors with pups must bring a buoyancy aide with them for their dog if they want to bring them on a paddleboard or kayak adventure. See Details
Pet Friendly St. Patrick’s Park
St. Patrick’s Park St Patrick’s Park is a pet-friendly public recreation area in Dublin, IE. Take your leashed dog for an afternoon stroll around this pretty little park that sits in the shadow of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the tallest in Ireland. See Details
Howth Head Walks (Cliff Path Loop) The Cliff Path Loop, which is a part of the Howth Head Walks, is a pet-friendly trail on the coast near Howth and Dublin, IE. You and your leashed pooch can follow the green arrows to get a great view of Lambay Island, Ireland’s Eye and Dublin Bay as you walk around this 5-mile loop trail. See Details
Corkagh Park Bring Fido to the pet-friendly Corkagh Park in Dublin, IE. This large city park is in the southern part of the city and features access to the River Camac, as well as hiking and biking trails, an off-leash dog park, picnic areas, and public restrooms. Pups must be leashed when not in the dog park and cleaned up after. See Details
Phoenix Park Bikes Phoenix Parks Bikes is a pet-friendly bicycle rental service based in Phoenix Park in Dublin, IE. Dogs are welcome to ride behind your rental bike in a trailer suitable for pups of all sizes. Pedal with your pooch around the largest enclosed park in Europe, which features a fort, monuments and more. See Details
The Hungry Tree At King’s Inns King's Inn Park is a pet-friendly recreation space in Dublin, IE. Go for a stroll around the park's paved trails, before heading over to The Hungry Tree. This unique natural attraction is the ideal stopping point on a photography tour of the city. Here, you'll find a tree that seems to have swallowed a park bench over time. See Details
St Stephen's Green St Stephen's Green is a pet-friendly garden square and public park in Dublin, IE. Located at the center of the city, this green space is a great place to go for a walk with your leashed pooch. Inside the park, you'll sniff out a large number of important sculptural monuments to Irish history on your walk. See Details
A Tiny Hidden Beach A Tiny Hidden Beach, also known as Howth Secret Beach, is pet-friendly. Bring your dog for a wander on this pebbly windswept beach with great views and seclusion. See Details
Marlay Park Dogs are welcome to join their owners at the dog run located at Marlay Park in Rathfarnham, Ireland. This well maintained dog park is a popular spot for local dog owners to come and get their pooch some exercise. The high fence around the outside provides a safe and secure area inside for dogs to play in and meet other like-minded pooches who also love tennis balls. See Details
St. Catherine's Park The dog run at St. Catherine's Park is pet-friendly. You can bring your pooch with you to get some exercise and to meet some other dogs without their leash to hold them back. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that their pets leave behind. You may also want to take Fido on a leashed walk of the rest of the park on the many pathways that wind around it. The dog run can be accessed all day, every day. See Details
Victor's Way Indian Sculpture Park Victor's Way, The Indian Sculpture Park in Wicklow, IE is pet friendly. Leashed dogs are invited on an art walk around 22 acres of private land that features statues of Ganesh, Shiva and other Hindu deities, along with a variety of other interesting and unique sculptures and places to stop and enjoy forest bathing with Fido. The park is closed during winter. See Details
Wicklow Mountains National Park Wicklow Mountains National Park is pet friendly. Located south of Dublin, in Wicklow, IE, this protected area is the country's largest national park and the only one in the east. Here, you can explore moderate trails like Spinc and Glenealo Valley, Crone Wood and Maulin Mountain Loop, and White Hill and Djouce, along with a variety of other pathways that welcome leashed dogs. From the trails, you'll experience wide-open vistas, mountain roads, mighty lakes and wooded valleys, and can visit historic sites like St Kevin’s monastic settlement at Glendalough. See Details
National Famine Way National Famine Way is a pet-friendly trail that leads from Strokestown, IE to Dublin, IE. This historic trail is just over 100 miles in length and traces the footsteps of the 1,490 famine emigrants who left Strokestown in 1847. The route will take you and your pooch along the banks of the Royal Canal on a self-guided heritage trail with signage along the way. See Details
Dog Run Park Griffeen Valley Dog Run Park Griffeen Valley is a recreation space in Lucan, IE just outside of Dublin. Located in the middle of the Village of Lucan, this park is over 200 acres in size and features grassy areas, woodland trails and more that you can explore with your leashed pooch. If your dog prefers to run freely, unleash them at the double gates to the dog run section. See Details
Burrow Beach Burrow Beach is a dog-friendly beach in Sutton, Fingal in County Dublin, IE. Locally known as "Hole in the Wall Beach," this stretch of sand welcomes pups to play off-leash. Connecting Howth Heath to the mainland, explore sand dunes and look out for a variety of birds that can be spotted here. See Details
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