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The 10 Best Things to Do in Rush, Ireland
Discover the best top things to do in Rush, Ireland including Millbank Theatre, Skerries Mills, Newbridge House, Malahide Castle Co. Dublin, Portmarnock Beach, Ardgillan Castle, Secret Spa, Rush Harbour, The Island Golf Club, Malahide Castle.
Restaurants in Rush
1. Millbank Theatre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Home to Rush Dramatic Society since 1988 and refurbished in 2002. Situated in Chapel Green,Rush in North County Dublin. We host Theatre Performances and gigs
Reviewed By Pamela W - Dublin
The Millbank is a small intimate Theatre popular with locals. I've attended various shows there over the years and I must say that they have all been very professional. Great place for gigs too, occasionally hosts some very famous musicans & singers. They also run a great Drama programme for children.
2. Skerries Mills
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 196 reviews
Skerries Mills is a unique collection of two windmills and a watermill with associated mill pond, mill races, wetlands and is an ideal place to visit on a day tripOne of Dublins top tourist attractions.In association with Dublin Tourism, Heritage Island, Houses & Castles of Ireland, Fingal Tourism & Taste of Skerries.Step back in time with our guided tours and see the mill as they were in day gone by with many of the exhibits working. The Mill complex also houses the Watermill Cafe and the Craft Shop which stocks the leading brands in Crafts, Irish Giftware and Souveniers.
Reviewed By MeafordVickie - Meaford
Perfect spot for afternoon coffee and cake. Actually it was latte and apple pie and both absolutely scrumptious. Lovely atmosphere and a very nice little gift shop to boot.
3. Newbridge House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By emg G - Dublin, Ireland
Lovely place but found the tour overpriced for what we were told. Guide was very nice and knowledable but spoke very fast and we could only pick up a fraction of what was being said. Did not really try to engage us. Ardgillan tour and cafes are way better.
4. Malahide Castle Co. Dublin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By Chris S - Londonderry UK
The extensive grounds of the castle are really great for walks, superb children’s playground, a museum - all free (extensive parking also free). The Avoca cafe and shop is on site to tempt one. The castle itself and walled Gardens are the only areas where an admission fee is charged, both well worth a visit
5. Portmarnock Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By dtlibra - Ennis, Ireland
This has to be the best beach in Dublin. We walked for miles in the Portmarnock and Malahide areas, lovely walks on the dunes, along the seafront and of course on the miles of beach!
Amzingly bracing on a fine winter's day, lovely views of Howth and Ireland's Eye
6. Ardgillan Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By JerPag - Dublin
The nice little Paws Café at the back of Adrgillan's Rose Garden is beautifully located, sunny, and with a little touch of the unusual as it encourages dog owners to bring their pets.
The food was above par for a small place as this: sandwiches were served on 'doorstep' toasted breadloaf slices, and very tasty and flavoursome.
However at the time of our visit the café was quite full, and once we managed to secure a table we waited about 30 minutes before we could place our order, with a further 30+ minutes until the food came. It seemed the (maybe temporary) staff were just starting their season and did not know how to proceed.
In fairness to the staff they all had a smile on them and were quite apologetic about the waiting time, and prices were decent.
We might come back, but not at rush hour!
The castle and grounds are still a great place to visit and spend a day though.
7. Secret Spa
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Lea B
We stayed here the night before an early departure for USA on the 18th July . We booked a family room for ourselves and 2 daughters aged 18yrs and 21 yrs. The room was spotless , so comfortable , spacious with a large fantastic bathroom and powerful shower. The owner Gerry made us so welcome and is great craic !
Great start to the holiday and we would highly recommend this hotel.
8. Rush Harbour
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By jmckfsb
We went to Rush for a nice long walk by the sea and ended up at Rush harbour, the tide was out and we enjoyed searching the rocks for aquatic animals. We also got to explore the harbour wall and enjoyed climbing the ladders. It was a bit of extra amusement that we did not expect.
9. The Island Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Founded in 1890, this is one of the oldest and highest ranked Links golf courses in Ireland and a true links golf experience. Located only 15 minutes from Dublin Airport and 30 minutes from Dublin City Centre, the Island Golf Club will challenge your game while presenting beautiful vistas.
Reviewed By Gary C - Noblesville, Indiana
We played this fresh off of the plane with no sleep for 36 hours. It was rainy most of the round. We still enjoyed the layout and views. The staff was great in helping us get out early. Nice small pro shop. Good carts for...MoreDear Gary Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback on your experience with us. I am delighted that you enjoyed your time with us and I hope we can welcome you back again in the near future. Many Thanks John Lawler General Manager
10. Malahide Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Malahide Castle & Gardens is a beautiful & historic medievel castle, with a facinating story dating back to the 12th Century. Located on the beautiful north coast of Dublin City Malahide Castle was once owned by the Talbot Family for nearly 800 years and is one of the longest owned Castles by one family in the country. Set on 250 acres of stunning parkland, Malahide Castle is also home to one of Ireland’s four botanical walled Gardens with 5000 species of plants inculding a wonderful collection from many Southern Hemisphere countries. Guided tours of the castle take place daily from 9.30am all year round. Our friendly and informative guides bring to life the story of the Talbot family during the 45 minute tour through the main reception rooms & bedrooms. The modern & bright visitor centre is home to the garden exhibition area and gives access to the Talbot Botanical Walled Garden. Avoca Cafe & retail is located in the visitor centre and is a treasure trove of wonderful gifts.
Reviewed By daymoLiverpool - Liverpool, United Kingdom
On the way to the airport my friend suggested we left in the afternoon and spend the day in Malahide. We had days in the lakes and Mountains And now this was equally something gorgeous of Ireland - a country park with a turreted castle. There is a great walk through the grounds down to the village and then the Marina and back again stopping at the Avoca Cafe for 2 soups.
