Sauna, playground and changing facilities proposed for Clontarf Pier

Locals have come together to try to get the city council to improve the slipway,
Sauna, playground and changing facilities proposed for Clontarf Pier

Eva Osborne

A sauna, playground and changing facilities have been proposed for Clontarf Pier in Dublin.

Locals have come together to try to get the city council to improve the slipway, and future-proof what they say is an under-utilised amenity.

Donal Heney from the campaign said they are asking for suggestions for the 75-year-old structure, which has views of the Poolbeg Chimneys.

Speaking on Newstalk, Heney said: "The swimmers recently have said that they would love to have a sauna. Now, they're not talking about a permanent sauna here, they're talking about a mobile sauna.

"But one thing that is very much needed – there are no toilets here. This is happening in Howth, it's happening in Malahide. This is not very difficult really."

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