Booterstown Nature Reserve is a lovely stretch of land designated to Dublin’s large population of migratory seabirds. Located on the south side of the city, the Reserve stands close to the DART rail line. The area is home to a large stretch of marshland, with man-made nesting sites in the centre of the reserve. Booterstown Nature Reserve is home to a wide variety of waterfowl, from geese to ducks, waders to gulls. The reserve has recently undergone impressive rejuvenation, with a lovely, seated viewing area located close to the main road.

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