Bremore Regional Park, Fingal: Complete Visitor Guide
Bremore Regional Park is a large coastal green space in Balbriggan and one of the key recreation areas in north Fingal. It combines open parkland, sports use and a coastal setting, while Fingal County Council has also been developing a long-term plan to upgrade the site as a major regional park.
Bremore Regional Park at a glance
- Location: Balbriggan, Fingal
- Best for: walking, open space, sports and coastal scenery
- Character: large evolving regional park
What to expect
The park is already used for outdoor recreation and organised sport. Fingal County Council includes Bremore among its playing-pitch locations, while the wider masterplan aims to strengthen paths, facilities and the park’s regional role.
Because improvement projects can alter access or facilities, visitors should check current council notices rather than relying on older maps.
Coastal setting
Bremore’s location near the Irish Sea gives it an open, exposed character. Wind can be strong, but the coastal atmosphere is part of the appeal and makes the park a useful complement to central Balbriggan.
Practical tips
- Check for active improvement works before visiting.
- Bring a windproof layer outside summer.
- Respect sports pitches when matches are underway.
- Allow extra time if exploring the wider coastline.
Official information
For current plans and park information, visit the Fingal County Council Bremore Regional Park page.