Tide Times Ireland
Dublin · East Coast

Skerries

Na Sceirí

02:20Low -1.07m 08:45High 1.07m 14:40Low -0.86m 20:50High 1.34m

Tide curve for the next twenty hours. Low water 02:20 at -1.07 metres. High water 08:45 at 1.07 metres. Low water 14:40 at -0.86 metres. High water 20:50 at 1.34 metres.

-0.11 m
Now · rising

Today · Wednesday, 21 October

Mid rangeRange 2.41 m

  • 02:20 Low water -1.07 m
  • 08:45 High water 1.07 m
  • 14:40 Low water -0.86 m
  • 20:50 High water 1.34 m

Wind and sea

18 kn
Wind WNW · Fresh breeze
Offshore
Wind on shore
35 kn
Gusting to
13.1°C
Sea temperature
0.8 m
Wave height

Skerries faces E. A WNW wind is blowing off the land, cleaner wave faces but anything floating is pushed out to sea.

Sauna windows today

Two hours either side of high water, sunset 18:14
Poor right now

Next high water 08:45, 3.4 hours away. A long way off high water, cold water at about 13.1°C.

08:02 – 10:45
2h 42m of daylight
High water 08:45 · 1.07 m · trimmed to daylight, raw window 06:45–10:45
Best today
In the dark
This high water falls in darkness.
High water 20:50 · 1.34 m

Saunas on this tide

Sessions are booked with the operator, not here. We show when the water suits; they decide when they are open.

Seven day table

Heights above Ordnance Datum Malin
DayTideTimeHeight
Wednesday, 21 October Low 02:20 -1.07 m
High 08:45 1.07 m
Low 14:40 -0.86 m
High 20:50 1.34 m
Thursday, 22 October Low 03:10 -1.33 m
High 09:35 1.31 m
Low 15:25 -1.15 m
High 21:40 1.57 m
Friday, 23 October Low 03:55 -1.60 m
High 10:20 1.55 m
Low 16:05 -1.43 m
High 22:20 1.78 m
Saturday, 24 October Low 04:30 -1.85 m
High 10:55 1.75 m
Low 16:40 -1.69 m
High 23:00 1.98 m
Sunday, 25 October Low 04:05 -2.04 m
High 10:30 1.91 m
Low 16:15 -1.91 m
High 22:35 2.12 m
Monday, 26 October Low 04:40 -2.18 m
High 11:05 2.02 m
Low 16:55 -2.07 m
High 23:15 2.20 m
Tuesday, 27 October Low 05:15 -2.24 m
High 11:40 2.08 m
Low 17:30 -2.16 m
High 23:55 2.20 m

Charted depths use chart datum, which is why these figures do not match an Admiralty table number for number. This is explained here.

Covered by this station

Times at each differ by a few minutes.

South StrandRed IslandLoughshinnyRushBalbriggan

Questions

What time is high tide in Skerries today?

Skerries gets two high waters and two low waters roughly every 24 hours and 50 minutes, so they shift about 50 minutes later each day. Today's exact times in Irish local time are at the top of this page.

What time is low tide in Skerries today?

Low water falls roughly six hours and ten minutes after each high water at Skerries. Today's exact times are shown at the top of this page.

How do I know if today is a spring tide at Skerries?

Spring tides fall around the new and full moon and give the biggest range of the fortnight. Neaps fall at the quarter moons and give the smallest. This page labels the day and shows the range in metres.

Which tide station do these Skerries times come from?

The Marine Institute's own Skerries station at 53.585°N, 6.108°W. Nearby beaches differ by a few minutes.