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As a natural inlet opening into a large stretch of water between Lambay Island and Howth Head, it is hardly surprising that Malahide’s Lower Estuary would be considered an ideal location for sailing.
Dinghies sail on the Upper Estuary from the new dinghy clubhouse at the Broadmeadows. Cruisers sail on the Lower Estuary, clubhouse at St. James Terrace.
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