The Dublin branch of the
Inland Waterways Association of Ireland represents those concerned with the protection and utilisation of our waterways within Dublin City and County.
We take a direct interest in what happens on:
Dublin is blessed with three navigable waterways, the Grand Canal, the Royal
Canal and the River Liffey. All three are completely underutilised. We
appreciate that not everyone has a barge, cruiser or similar that is (1)
suitable for the canals and (2) is convenient to Dublin. To that end,
Dublin branch has organised a number of Small Boat Rallies on
the Dublin waterways - by small boats, we mean tenders, RIBS, canoes, steam
launches and similar. We ask you to register your interest in joining us on one
of these events by filling out our short web form. We'll get
back to you with information about any planned small boat events in the
Dublin area.
We have IWAI-branded Lifejackets available in Red (shown) or Blue, priced at
€50. Contact us for details.
Appeal for
Photos
Folks, we'd like photos from the 1820's to the present day showing our Dublin
waterways in use - any and all photos welcome - see
our photo gallery for more.
Once upon a time (1832), there was discussion of a Ship canal to link Dublin
with Dún Laoghaire - See Copies of information related to
Dublin and Kingstown Ship Canal (28
pages)