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Visitor Welcome to Dunmore East

Dunmore East is a picturesque fishing village at a very convenient location of the southern coast. Whether heading East West or North, Dunmore East will never get you too far of your track. Although primarily a fishing port Dunmore East now also offers facilities to visiting yachts with some facilities. From June through August 2013 pontoons will be available in the harbour for visiting yachts and the club will help with possible swing moorings. Prior to arrival contact the Harbour Master Harry McLoughlin on +353(0)87 7931705 or VHF channel 12 or 16 alternatively E-mail Harold.McLoughlin@agriculture.gov.ie in advance of your visit.

Navigation for navigational details follow link:

http://www.agriculture.gov.ie/fisheries/fisheryharbours/dunmoreeastfisheryharbourcentre/

FUEL. See link Above

WATER. Water is available near the pontoon at East pier.

ELECTRICITY. Limited 220 V from the Services Facilities on East pier. Voucher cards €5.00 from Harbour office.

WASTE DISPOSAL. Dunmore East has waste disposal and recycling facilities available Please contact Harbour Master.

HARBOUR CHARGES. Please see the list of charges available in the Harbour Office.

VISITING LEISURE BOATS. This year is a new era for visiting yachts in Dunmore East. In close cooperation with the harbor master we will try to cater for visitors where possible on Moorings and on the pontoons in the harbour.  Please come and visit Dunmore East and Waterford Harbour Sailing Club

COURTESY TO FISHING BOATS. To allow fishing boats freedom to leave and arrive at all times without hindrance, the following rules apply:

  1. Please moor in the designated locations as specified by Harbour Master It is compulsory to have a shore line for bow and stern to avoid swinging particularly the outside boats.
  2. Depending on the wind direction and strength, it may be more helpful that all boats have a similar bow or a stern line to shore to allow inside boats depart either to head or to stern. However the outside boats must have both bow and stern.
  3. CCTV facilities are in place covering the harbour.