6 Eire Sign in Dublin: photos, reviews

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Perched along the scenic Howth Cliff Walk, 6 Eire Sign is both a historical artifact and a tranquil vantage point. This attraction harks back to 1943, part of a crucial effort to signify Ireland's neutrality to wartime aircraft. Visitors today find it a peaceful spot, offering stunning ocean views along the Lower Cliff Loop trail. The beautifully restored sign is not just an intriguing reminder of history but also a serene pause on your journey through Dublin's captivating coastline. Rated 4.7 on Google, it's a must-see for those seeking beauty and history intertwined.

4.7

based on 140 reviews

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4.7/5 140 reviews

Thomas McDermott

Follow the Lower Cliff Loop (Loop 2A).

CarpeDiemEire

A worthwhile stop while doing the Howth Cliff Walk. Laid out in 1943 this was one of 83 Eire signs to let German bombers know they were approaching neutral Irish territory during World War II. It has recently been restored.

Russell Durnin

Very serene, especially when considering why it was put there in the first place

What is the address of 6 Eire Sign?
6 Eire Sign is located at Upper Cliff Rd, Dublin, Howth, Ireland.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Howth Nursing Home, stop (324 m walk)
- Bus stop Kitestown Road, stop (408 m walk)
- Bus stop Thormanby Woods, stop (499 m walk)
How is 6 Eire Sign rated by visitors?
6 Eire Sign has an average rating of 4.7 based on 140 reviews across platforms such as Google, Facebook.

6 Eire Sign in Dublin

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