Ardgillan Castle
Irelands Hidden Gem set in spectacular parklands overlooking the Irish Sea.” The Castle is minutes’ drive from Skerries. They offer ample parking, a large park, and Guided Castle Tours, delving into an interesting history.
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Skerries
The word Skerries comes from the Danish word skere meaning rocks or a reef, and ey meaning an islet or small island. At the top of the Dublin Coastal Trail, Skerries is a small town with a fishing history and a proud participant in Irelands tidy towns. For past generations of Irish people, Skerries was a much-loved holiday destination, before the development of airports and the popularity of overseas holidays. The Mills are located minutes walk from the main street, the beach, and the Train Station. A visit is ideal for those taking an easy trip from Dublin City, traveling on the M1, or staying close to Dublin Airport.
Fingal
Fingal’s motto ‘Flúirse Talaimh is Mara’ (Rich in Land and Sea) is reflected in Fingal’s equally rich variety of natural amenities, heritage, arts, culture, recreation, and leisure.
Home to around 300,000 Dublin residents, this borough stretches from the Naul across the magnificent Liffey Valley and Phoenix Park.
Dublin Coastal Trail
Dublin’s coastal trail is easily accessible by rail. View Dublin beyond the city, Stretching from Skerries in North Dublin to Killiney in South Dublin. Exploring Dublin’s coastline offers a range of activities whether you are seeking fun, relaxation or fine food. Treat yourself to scenic walks and cultural venues, museums, and hidden heritage away from the bustling city centre.
The Ancient East
On the Irish Sea, Skerries is less than 30 minutes away from some of the Ancient East’s better-known destinations in the Boyne Valley. Ireland’s Ancient East showcases Ireland’s living culture and ancient heritage which are brought to life through stories that create unique visitor experiences and support vibrant communities.
Things To See & Do
Enjoy a quiet location on the Irish Sea. Skerries offers a range of walks, from the St. Patrick's Way to the Skerries Art Trail, cosy pubs, and a choice of excellent restaurants, with many overlooking the harbour.
Skerries Mills Farmers Market
Local produce, jams, cheeses, vegetables and much more. Located at Skerries Mills every Saturday 10am until mid-afternoon.
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Flynn Park
Flynn Park is a dynamic outdoor adventure park within 10 minutes of Skerries, conveniently located near the M1 motorway.
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Fingal Active Travel Bikes
Fingal County Council is working to make Active Travel a safe, accessible and easy choice for everyone. You don’t need to own a bike to get cycling – you can sign up for Bleeper or Tier and unlock a bike or e-bike to use whenever you need one.
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Skerries Walks and Beaches
The quiet beaches of Skerries are a moments stroll from the small towns main street. Walk the sands and rocks or the well maintained accessible paths and enjoy spectacular views from sun up until sun down.
The Celtic Tweed Experience
Guided Tour Experience in Balbriggan. Join us on an interactive, guided tour of Celtic Tweed and step into the world of quality tailoring and sustainable luxury.
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Guarantee Your Tour Place
Skerries Mills is operated as a not-for-profit social enterprise, each visit supports the role of the Mills in the community.
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Plan your Visit
Skerries Mills is open all year. See our Frequently Asked Questions section or get in touch. Access to the monuments is by guided tour only and we recommend booking your place.