Discover Malahide
Castle, coast, and village charm on Dublin's northside
What's On
Upcoming events and things happening in Malahide
Malahide parkrun
RecurringFree weekly 5km in the castle grounds, every Saturday.
Malahide Village Market
RecurringSaturday village market with local food and artisan crafts.
Summer Concerts at Malahide Castle
RecurringMajor outdoor concerts in the castle grounds, June-July.
Summer Sessions at the Castle
RecurringBoutique music festival on the castle's West Lawn.
Malahide Right Now
Malahide sits on a sheltered estuary, slightly milder than the exposed coast nearby. Pack layers and a light rain jacket year-round; the castle grounds stay pleasant even in drizzle.
🚂 DART from Malahide
All trains towards Dublin
Malahide is a DART terminus. Updates every minute
🚌 Bus from Malahide
Malahide Village, towards Dublin
Live NTA feed. Updates every minute.
Where To Eat
From fine dining seafood to fish and chips by the harbour
Old Street
Michelin recommended restaurant in the village's oldest buildings.
Siam Thai
North Dublin's best Thai since 1993. Clean flavours, no shortcuts.
Gibney's
Malahide's local. Six rooms, one great pub.
800 Years of History, One Village
The Talbot family held Malahide Castle for nearly 800 years, through wars, plantations, and political upheaval. Today the 260-acre parkland is the green lung of the community, and the castle itself offers guided tours of its medieval great hall and Victorian drawing rooms.
The village grew up around the castle but has long since outgrown it. Malahide's restaurant scene is one of the strongest on Dublin's northside, and the coastal walk to Portmarnock is one of the finest flat walks in the county.
