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Marina general manager Hal Bleakley offers "One hundred thousand welcomes" to Ireland's newest and largest marina.

Opened in March 2001, Dun Laoghaire Marina had over 500 berths. Boats of up to 25 metres overall length and up to 40 tonnes could be accommodated. Now after the completion of the recent extension the marina has over 800 berths. Boats of up to 30 metres in length and up to 80 tonnes can now be accommodated. The berths are designed and arranged to give ample space for maneuvering, even for a novice sailor. All pontoons and walkways are automatically lit and are equipped with fire extinguishers and life buoys. The main piers have safety ladders. All berths on the main marina have access to shore power and potable water.

The West Bight which is the stand alone pontoon serviced by our marina launch is not accessible by land and does not have electricity or water.

Hal Bleakley Weighs Anchor at Marina

Article written by David OBrien - published in Afloat 22.04.10

Having been involved in the construction, management and development of Dun Laoghaire Marina since 2001 Hal Bleakley is retiring from his position as General Manager of the Marina and Managing Director of Marina Marketing and Management Ltd.  Paal Janson has been appointed to succeed him with immediate effect. Hal will be ensuring a smooth handover from now for a period of two or three months.

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Marina Offers Reduced Visitor Rates

News of our new frequent visitor scheme has appeared on the Afloat website

 

http://www.afloat.ie/news/marina/ 

 

Dun Laoghaire is running a special promotion over the next year or so to entice boats out of their home marinas along the east coast of Ireland and also from boats across the Irish Sea. In addition to reducing its visitor rates for the upcoming season, Dun Laoghaire is also running a frequent visitor scheme, offer...