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Dublin tide times

Howth tide times.

High and low water for today and the next seven days, with sunrise and sunset. Howth mixes 2 piers and a rock on one tide table: Howth East Pier, Howth West Pier and Balscadden Bay.

Dublin Port predictions (Marine Institute data, CC BY 4.0).

Tide times written 23:34, Sunday 25 October (Europe/Dublin).

Eight days

Highs, lows, and daylight.

Times are Europe/Dublin. Heights are metres above chart datum.
DayHigh waterLow waterSunriseSunset
Today2026-10-2510:35 (4.0 m)22:40 (4.2 m)03:55 (0.7 m)16:05 (0.9 m)07:0817:07
Mon2026-10-2611:10 (4.1 m)23:25 (4.3 m)04:25 (0.6 m)16:40 (0.7 m)07:1017:05
Tue2026-10-2711:40 (4.2 m)23:55 (4.3 m)05:05 (0.6 m)17:20 (0.6 m)07:1217:03
Wed2026-10-2812:20 (4.2 m)05:40 (0.6 m)18:05 (0.6 m)07:1417:01
Thu2026-10-2900:45 (4.2 m)13:05 (4.2 m)06:20 (0.7 m)18:50 (0.7 m)07:1516:59
Fri2026-10-3001:35 (4.1 m)14:00 (4.1 m)07:10 (0.9 m)19:45 (0.8 m)07:1716:57
Sat2026-10-3102:35 (3.9 m)15:00 (4.0 m)08:00 (1.2 m)20:50 (1.0 m)07:1916:55
Sun2026-11-0103:55 (3.7 m)16:05 (3.9 m) Later tides not yet available09:10 (1.4 m)22:10 (1.1 m) Later tides not yet available07:2116:53

Shore marks

When to be standing there.

All of them fish the push of the flood into high water, so one window covers the town and the marks differ on shelter and species rather than on timing. First targets run Mackerel and Pollack, depending which you walk to.

The predictions above are the same for everyone. What changes mark to mark is which slice of that curve is worth the walk. Each window below is that mark’s peak tide phases laid over the next day and a half of real water, not a rule of thumb.

Howth East Pier

Dublin pier: Mackerel, Pollack, Coalfish

Fishes the push of the flood into high water.

  • Tomorrow 05:54 to 11:36 (running to high water at 11:10)
  • Tomorrow 18:09 to 23:52 (running to high water at 23:25)
  • Tue 06:31 to 12:07 (running to high water at 11:40)

Howth West Pier

Dublin pier: Mackerel, Flounder, Dab

Fishes the push of the flood into high water.

  • Tomorrow 05:54 to 11:36 (running to high water at 11:10)
  • Tomorrow 18:09 to 23:52 (running to high water at 23:25)
  • Tue 06:31 to 12:07 (running to high water at 11:40)

Balscadden Bay

Dublin rock: Pollack, Coalfish, Wrasse

Fishes the push of the flood into high water.

  • Tomorrow 05:54 to 11:36 (running to high water at 11:10)
  • Tomorrow 18:09 to 23:52 (running to high water at 23:25)
  • Tue 06:31 to 12:07 (running to high water at 11:40)

Rock ground here is swell-dependent before it is tide-dependent. A rising tide on a big sea closes the retreat before it closes the fishing, so check the swell forecast alongside these times.

Next step

Turn the tide into a session plan.

Dublin Bay marks with Port tide context on the county hub.

Your marks

Your marks, one glance away.

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