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Bouldering

The cliffs between Donabate and Portrane have recently become known as a site for bouldering[10]

Broadmeadow Estuary

Broadmeadow Estuary, like the Rogerstown Estuary, is designated a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) and Special Protection Area (SPA)[17]. The estuary has an internationally important population of Brent Goose and nationally important populations of other species of birds.

Description

Population (2006) Donabate (Domhnach Bat in Irish) is a small suburban coastal town, near Dublin city, located in the administrative county of Fingal[1][2], within the traditional County Dublin, Ireland. The town is situated on the Donabate Portrane Peninsula, that lies some 20 km north-northeast of Dublin City.

Donabate today

Administratively, Donabate is in County Fingal, the northern part of the what was the administrative region of County Dublin. The Donabate-Portrane peninsula is in the Swords ward (or local electoral area, to give it its official title). The Swords ward is numerically the largest in Fingal county and elects five county councillors to Fingal County Council. In terms of national elections, the Donabate Portrane peninsula is the Dublin North constituency, which sends four Teachta Dála to Dáil Éireann. Lambay from the Donabate Portrane Cliff Walk Smyths Donabate village Donabate Beach Broadmeadow Estuary in Winter Donabate Portrane Community Council is the community council for the Donabate Portrane Peninsula. Donabate Portrane Community and Leisure Centre is the area's newest public building. The town has an active Chamber of Commerce, Scout Group (63rd Dublin 14th Port Donabate), and two soccer clubs (St. Ita's A.F.C and Portrane Athletic), a G.A.A club (St. Patrick's), a Karate club, a Tae-Kwon Do club, a snooker club, a Historical and Folklore Society, Tidy Towns Committee[4], a Bridge club, a Community centre and many more groups.

Equestrian

The hunter trials of the Ward Union Hunt are held in Corballis Donabate.[9]

GAA

St. Patrick's GAA (Cumann Lúthchleas Gael, Naomh Pádraig) club in Donabate dates from 1924. It is an active club with a membership of over 300 as of 2009[6]. The club play at Robbie Farrell Park, Ballymastone in Donabate. Gaelic Football is the predominant code played at senior level with both hurling and football played at under-age levels from an expanding nursery section. The club colours are green and black. St. Patrick's GAA Club Donabate

Geography

The Donabate peninsula forms a distinctive hammer-head shape. This is because each of the mouths of both estuaries surrounding the peninsula are partially closed by large sand spits stretching north to south. The northern spit contains Portrane beach which almost touches Rush South Beach but for a narrow channel entering the Rogerstown esutary. A stretch of low limestone cliffs to the south of Portrane beach leads to Donabate Beach which is the east face of the southern spit. The southern Broadmeadow estuary is likewise almost completely enclosed and is fed by the broadmeadow river. The shelter provided by the spits had made the estuaries important wildlife habitats and both are protected under the international Ramsar Convention[3].

Golf

Donabate is well known for its high concentration of golf courses. There are six courses on the peninsula, many with views of the estuaries or the open sea and including links courses such as The Island which is ranked as one of the top 20 courses in Ireland[5]. * Beaverstown Golf Club * The Island Golf Club * Donabate Golf Club * Balcarrick Golf Club * Turvey Golf and Country Club * Corballis Links Golf Club

History

Donabate is reported to have had a population in 1912 of 734 persons living in 150 houses, and it remained a small village for more than a century. In recent years, however, because of the area's easy access to Dublin (improving roads and the presence of a railway station in the village), the population has begun growing quickly. In the 1996 census, the village's population was 1,868; by the time of the 2002 census it had doubled to 3,854, and by the 2006 census it was 5,499.

Hockey

The Portrane Hockey club has enjoyed a long tradition since 1919 and enjoyed success in the Leinster senior league. The club suffered from the introduction of compulsory synthetic pitches in the 1990s as they were unable to continue use their grass pitch in St.Itas hospital. However the club had remained active and hope to move to an all-weather pitch on the site of the Secondary School scheduled for September 2010 Portrane Hockey Club

Name

The name of the area, Donabate, supposedly means "Fort of the ferry", from Dún a' Bháid, referring to an ancient church which is in the townsland of Ballymadrough, west of Donabate, near the Malahide Estuary. Sadly, the true meaning has become lost in the mists of time.

Newbridge House

Newbridge House was a location for the 1955 film The Spy Who Came in From the Cold[12]. In 2009 a previously unrecognised rare portrait of William Shakespeare was found to have been hanging in the drawing room of the house[13].

Newbridge House and Demense

Donabate has a fine historical "Big House and Estate" at Newbridge Demesne. Newbridge House is a Georgian mansion built for Cobbe Archbishop of Dublin in 1736. It sits on 370 acres of eighteenth century landscape parklands with perimeter woodland belts and fine vistas across lawns and wildflower meadows. The estate was bought by the council from the Cobbe family in 1985 and is now a public park, playground and model farm[11]. The park is a popular recreational area all year round and visitors enjoy BBQs and picnics in the summer. The park also contains playing pitches used by local sports clubs. Opening times of the House, farm, coffee shop and park itself are available from the Parks and Heritage section of Fingal County Council. The main entrance to Newbridge is from the Hearse road in Donabate. There is a pedestrian entrance from the The Square in Donabate village.

Newbridge Traditional Farm

The Farm at Newbridge can be found to the west and north of Newbridge House and beside the Walled Garden. Between 1989 and 1990 the County Council Parks Department undertook the renovation, reconstruction and restoration of the Courtyard, Haggard and adjoining buildings restoring it to its 19th Century Victorian character. A wide range of farm animals and fowl are now housed here including many rare or show breeds and it is a popular visitor attraction.

Rail

Donabate railway station, in the centre of the town, is on the Dublin–Belfast main line and is served by Northern Commuter line trains between Dublin and Dundalk. The Transport 21 infrastructure plan envisages electrification north of Malahide and through Donabate as far as Balbriggan by 2015. Trains serving Donabate would be incorporated into a new DART service between Balbriggan and Hazelhatch and Celbridge, south of the capital, using the planned Interconnector rail tunnel beneath Dublin city centre.[18]

Religion

* St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church - parish of Donabate, Potrane and Balheary * St Patrick's Church of Ireland

Road

The R126 regional road, connecting Portrane to the R127 and the M1 motorway, runs through the town. Dublin Bus service 33B from Swords to Portrane serves Donabate.

Rogerstown Estuary

Rogerstown Estuary is an important wetland habitat. It has several designations in recognition of this including that of Statutory Nature Reserve. Bird Watch Ireland owns land on both north and south shores of the inner estuary and played a large role in preserving the area in its natural state in spite of its proximity to large urban areas by purchasing tracts of land and entering into management agreements with the Council and landowners[16]. The Fingal Branch of Bird Watch Ireland operates two hides in Rogerstown which are wardened at weekends during certain times of the year.

Schools

* Donabate Portrane Educate-Together National School * St Patrick's Girls National School * St Patrick's Boys National School * Donabate Community College

See also

* List of towns and villages in Ireland

Soccer

St. Itas Athletic Football Club has been active in Donabate Portrane from the early 20th century. They currently play in the Leinster senior league and field many under-age teams. The main pitch is the the grounds of St. Ita's Hospital and they also play on pitches on the Portrane and Balcarrick roads. Club colours are green and white. St. Itas AFC

Water Sports

Although Ireland's east coast is not ideal for surfing, surfers are regularly seen at Donabate beach. Kayaking, sailing and wind surfing are popular water sports especially in the Broadmeadow estuary with access from Donabate and Malahide. There are marinas in Rush and Malahide. Kite surfing is rising in popularity on the beaches of Portrane, Rush and Skerries. The use of jet skis and fast power boats is restricted by law in the estuaries and beaches and regulated by permit.[7] Both Donabate and Portrane beaches are manned by lifeguards during the summer months. In 2009 Portrane beach was among several Irish beaches to lose its blue flag status for beach excellence due to poor water quality.[8]

WildLife

In 2008 Fingal County Council published an ambitious plan to develop a large wildlife park and natural amenity that would span both sides of the Rogerstwon estuary[14]. Fingal Parks Department gave a summary of some of the features of the plan as: The proposed development shall include; new entrances, a car park with a 120 car parking spaces, 250 allotments, 3km of walkways, a new bridge adjacent to the railway bridge, woodland and hedgerow planting, hay meadows, reintroduction of cattle to graze the grasslands and interpretative facilities. [15] The plan includes: bridges over the estuary; pedestrian links with Newbridge and the village; parking facilities; allotments; look-out towers; a new park on the old baleally landfill on the north side of the estuary; picnic areas;and 8 km of woodland and grassland trails.