Dublin City Liffey Swim

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River Liffey, Saturday 12th September

Cheer on the 106th Liffey Swim

One of Dublin’s great sporting traditions will open Dublin City Council Liffey Festival on Saturday as the 106th Dublin City Council Dublin City Liffey Swim takes to the water. Swimmers will race through the heart of the city from the start at Rory O’More Bridge to the finish at the steps of Custom House Quay.

The Grande Finale of the Open Water Season.

106 years. Thousands of swimmers. One legendary race through the heart of our capital city, steeped in history.

Who will stand on the steps of the Custom House, holding the iconic Liffey Cups? Will it be you?


Date:
Saturday 12th September
Time:
1.15pm
Price:
Varies
Address:
Rory O'More Bridge, Sráid Watling, The Liberties, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of Rory O'More Bridge, Sráid Watling, The Liberties, Dublin, Ireland

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