MGM Boats Host Spring Showcase of Jeanneau, Prestige and Zodiac Brands at Dun Laoghaire Harbour This Weekend (By Appointment)

12th April 2023

MGM Boats are staging a weekend Spring Showcase of its Jeanneau, Prestige and Zodiac Brands by appointment at Dun Laoghaire Harbour Credit: MGM Boats

MGM Boats will stage a 'Spring Showcase' of its boat range will from 14 to 16th April at its Boatyard in the Coal Harbour, Dun Laoghaire, on Dublin Bay.

The broker celebrated 25 years in business in 2022 and has a wide selection of new and used boats on display in the water and outdoors on the hard at Dun Laoghaire Harbour.

A selection of the latest Jeanneau Sail and power boats and Prestige and Zodiac Inflatables will be available, and the company has posted a sample of the line-up on its website here and a sample are featured below.

All are welcome to visit, but MGM is asking interested parties to make an appointment to view boats in advance by contacting [email protected] or calling at 01 2802020 - 087 226 3598.

Sales personnel and yacht brokers will be available to discuss selling or buying a boat between 10 am and 6 pm on both days.

MGM Boats 'Spring Showcase' features the above range of boats at Dun Laoghaire Harbour from April 14 to 16

London Luxury Afloat

It's a busy time for the Dun Laoghaire brokers, as they also exhibit next week at the London Luxury Afloat Show.

Launched in April 2022, the show is a showcase event bringing the most luxurious sail and motor yachts on the market to the heart of London at St. Katharine Docks. Created by British Marine, organisers of the Southampton International Boat Show, the Show will feature well-appointed sailing, motor, and superyachts from leading brands, including the Irish broker.

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