North Bull Island

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North Bull Island is a sand spit and nature reserve in Dublin Bay, Ireland, renowned for its dunes, wildlife habitats, and protected coastal landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UNESCO biosphere reserve component
island
nature reserve
sand spit
accessVia Causeway Road
Wooden Bridge, Clontarf
adjacentTo Clontarf
Howth Peninsula
linked to: Howth Head

Raheny
country Ireland
formedBy coastal sediment deposition
formedInCentury 19th century
governedBy Dublin City Council
hasActivity birdwatching
kitesurfing
nature study
swimming
walking
hasBeach Dollymount Strand
hasEcosystemType beach
coastal grassland
mudflats
salt marsh
sand dunes
importantFor migratory waterfowl
rare plant species
wintering waders
IUCNCategory IV
knownFor birdwatching
extensive dune system
protected coastal landscapes
recreational beach use
wildlife habitats
length approximately 5 kilometres
locatedIn County Dublin
Dublin Bay
Leinster
nearestCity Dublin
oversees Dublin Port approaches
partOf Dublin Bay Biosphere Reserve
Dublin city area
linked to: Dublin Region
protectedAreaDesignation National Nature Reserve
Ramsar site
Special Area of Conservation
Special Protection Area
width up to about 1 kilometre

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Dublin Bay hasPart North Bull Island
Dollymount Strand locatedIn Bull Island
linked to: North Bull Island
Dollymount Strand partOf North Bull Island Special Area of Conservation
linked to: North Bull Island
North Bull Wall adjacentTo North Bull Island
North Bull Wall associatedWith North Bull Island nature reserve
linked to: North Bull Island
Northside Dublin hasLandmark Bull Island
linked to: North Bull Island