The Dun Laoghaire baths will be unveiled to the public today a decade after its closure.
The historic landmark, which was first introduced in 1843 as the Royal Victorian Baths, will facilitate swimming, water sports and boasts studio space for local artists. The site will also host a gallery and a terraced café, offering visitors a delightful view over Scotsman’s Bay.
There has been some disappointment amongst locals as the site will open without a swimming pool, instead offering visitors a 35 metre swimming jetty. People Before Profit TD Richard Boyd Barrett criticised the move in a recent meeting on Dublin Bay Authority, although an empty space for a future tidal pool has been provided on site.