Our family of seven stayed and there was enough room for all of us with creative use of the spaces available. We were made most welcome by Marie. You move into her house with lots of her character and well-stocked kitchen. Good parking. The garden area and view through the arched opening is wonderful. It is tidal which allows for spectacular feeding areas for the wading birds. Take binoculars!

Bull Island is popular with walkers, runners, cyclists, beach visitors, golfers etc.. You join a lovely world. There is a very informative public information board nearby which explains all about the building of the North and South Walls - and how Dublin Bay is dredged and the island was formed. (and about Captain Bligh).

Back across the bridge there is some good food to be had - Kinara - an excellent, quality, Pakistani restaurant.....and Kanoodle - great take-away, and next door - Fish and Chips (eat in only).

The 130 bus is frequent (every ~10mins) and takes you into the heart of Dublin. Driving in isn't difficult and parking (when we did) was available ~€3 per hour in the car-park we used.

A recommended destination, we were there in mid-September. One bathroom.

Thanks Mary.