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Dog Friendly Activities in Oldbridge, IE

There are 25 dog friendly activities within 40 kilometres of Oldbridge. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Oldbridge.

Pet Friendly Killiney Hill

Killiney Hill

All good dogs go to Killiney Hill. At least they ought to. It’s dog heaven. A beautiful park to walk your dog off the lead. It has spectacular views of Killiney Bay.

Suitable for: Most. Either walks has a good bit of an incline, but the main paths are laid out in tarmac and stone steps where they get steep.

Potential dangers: You won’t want to leave.

Pet Friendly Marlay Park

Marlay Park

Rathfarnham, IE

Dogs are welcome to join their owners at the dog run located at Marlay Park in Rathfarnham, Ireland. This well maintained dog park is a popular spot for local dog owners to come and get their pooch some exercise. The high fence around the outside provides a safe and secure area inside for dogs to play in and meet other like-minded pooches who also love tennis balls.

Merrion Square

Merrion Square is pet-friendly. Bring your leashed pup on the paved trails of this historic Dublin park. On your wanders, you'll discover an sculpture of famed writer, Oscar Wilde; lovely trees and events throughout the year. Take a break on a bench and soak in the historic culture. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind.

Shanganagh Park

Shanganagh Park

Shanganagh Park is a pet-friendly park in Dublin. The trails around the park allow leashed dogs to wander alongside their owners, but the main attraction for dog owners is the huge dog park located within it. This really large, enclosed, safe space for dogs is easily accessible. Owners are reminded to bring their own water, although bowls are provided. The park's location right on the Irish Sea make it a great destination spot to spend a few hours on your next visit to Ireland's capital city.

Cabinteely Park

Cabinteely Park

Safe enclosed dog run where dogs can run an play with other dogs.

The Iveagh Gardens

The Iveagh Gardens

A small, lovely park with tiny thickets of forests, a rose garden, an irish yew bush maze with a sundial at the middle, and open fields of vibrant green grass. There are feisty squirrels that I witnessed several off-leash puppies happily chasing up trees!

Arklow Dog Park

Arklow Dog Park

Arklow Dog Park is a dog-friendly park in Arklow, IE, where Fido can dig and run free in a secured environment.

National Leprechaun Museum

National Leprechaun Museum

The National Leprechaun Museum in Dublin, IE is dog friendly. Your playful little friend can also learn all about Ireland’s own mischievous residents at this awesome museum. This attraction boasts interactive exhibits like giant furniture that will make Fido feel like a leprechaun and operates tours that dig into the mystical world of Irish storytelling and more.

Dog Run Park Griffeen Valley

Dog Run Park Griffeen Valley

Dog Run Park Griffeen Valley is a recreation space in Lucan, IE just outside of Dublin. Located in the middle of the Village of Lucan, this park is over 200 acres in size and features grassy areas, woodland trails and more that you can explore with your leashed pooch. If your dog prefers to run freely, unleash them at the double gates to the dog run section.

Victor's Way Indian Sculpture Park

Victor's Way Indian Sculpture Park

Victor's Way, The Indian Sculpture Park in Wicklow, IE is pet friendly. Leashed dogs are invited on an art walk around 22 acres of private land that features statues of Ganesh, Shiva and other Hindu deities, along with a variety of other interesting and unique sculptures and places to stop and enjoy forest bathing with Fido. The park is closed during winter.

Irish National War Memorial Gardens

Irish National War Memorial Gardens

The Irish National War Memorial Gardens is a pet-friendly memorial park in Dublin, IE. The gardens were built in memory of the 49,400 Irish soldiers who died in World War I. The garden consists of paved pathways, sunken rose gardens, herbaceous borders and grassy spaces. Leashed dogs are welcome on the main lawn, but are not allowed in the Rose Garden or in the fountains.

Dublin Castle

Dublin Castle welcomes dogs to explore their property in Dublin, IE. While pups aren't permitted inside the castle itself, leashed dogs can join their owners on a walk around the grounds and view the former motte-and-bailey castle and current Irish government complex and conference center from the outside.

Wicklow Mountains National Park

Wicklow Mountains National Park

Wicklow Mountains National Park is pet friendly. Located south of Dublin, in Wicklow, IE, this protected area is the country's largest national park and the only one in the east. Here, you can explore moderate trails like Spinc and Glenealo Valley, Crone Wood and Maulin Mountain Loop, and White Hill and Djouce, along with a variety of other pathways that welcome leashed dogs. From the trails, you'll experience wide-open vistas, mountain roads, mighty lakes and wooded valleys, and can visit historic sites like St Kevin’s monastic settlement at Glendalough.

Secret Street Tours

Secret Street Tours

Secret Street Tours is a nonprofit and unique pet-friendly tour company based in Dublin, IE. Leashed and well-behaved dogs are welcome to join their owners on an excursion of cultural and historic landmarks led by guides who have been affected by homelessness, who will tell you their story as they fill you in on Dublin's.

The Famine Memorial

The Famine Memorial

The Famine Memorial is a dog-friendly sculpture in Dublin, IE, designed and crafted by Rowan Gillespie. This moving sculpture's official name is Famine, and it is in remembrance of the people who lost their lives starting in 1845. Leashed dogs are welcome to walk alongside the River Liffey and admire the sculpture.

City Kayaking

City Kayaking is a pet-friendly kayak rental company in Dublin, IE. Go for a paddle with your pooch along the River Liffey in the heart of Dublin City. The trips are led by experienced local guides, and kayaks are very stable, making them suitable for beginners and pups. Along the way, you'll be able to paddle underneath the iconic O'Connell and Ha'penny bridges.

Bushy Park

Bushy Park is a pet-friendly park located in Terenure on the southside of Dublin, IE. This huge park welcomes leashed dogs to explore all the winding pathways and trails. Pups under voice command are also allowed to explore the park off leash everywhere except the pond area until 11:00 AM.

BigStyle SUP School and Rental

BigStyle SUP School and Rental

BigStyle SUP School and Rental is a pet-friendly stand-up paddleboard rental company based at DunLaoghaire Harbour near Dublin, IE. Paddlers and pups can coast around 200 acres of water at the historic harbour, protected from the wind by walls that surround it to give beginners a chance of staying vertical. Go solo, take a guided tour or go for an adventure further afield.

Surfdock Surf Shop & Watersports School

Surfdock Surf Shop & Watersports School

Surfdock Surf Shop & Watersports School is a pet-friendly watersports rental company based in Dublin, IE. Rent a paddleboard and go for a self-guided paddle on the River Iffey. Visitors with pups must bring a buoyancy aide with them for their dog if they want to bring them on a paddleboard or kayak adventure.

Dog Park at Corkagh Park

Dog Park at Corkagh Park

The dog park at Corkagh Park is an off-leash area in Dublin, IE. Let your dog loose in the fenced space, which features water fountains and plenty of space to run. The dog park is located within Corkagh Park, a large city park in the southern part of the city with the River Camac running through it.

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