Donnybrook
About Donnybrook
A small coastal town, which began as a small fishing community but has since developed into a minor tourist destination.
Fishing remains a popular activity in Donnybrook due to the close proximity of the Pumicestone Passage. The Passage is part of the Moreton Bay Marine Park and is frequented by dolphins, dugongs and turtles.
Donnybrook is serviced by two general stores, a caravan Park, a bowls club, a community hall
History of Donnybrook
In 1880s the Pumicestone Channel had rich oyster beds and the Moreton Bay Oyster Company established a depot on Donnybrook. The oyster beds petered out in the 1940s and silt deposits and ended any prospect of recovery.
The Latest
Game on for mighty marlin
Anglers and crews will be looking to reel in close to $100,000 cash and prizes during Newport Game Fish Club’s (NGFC) Marlin Extravaganza this weekend.
Milestone for $120m water project
Wamuran Irrigation Scheme has reached a major milestone with more than 13km of installed in 12 months since the $120 million project was announced.
Hospital appeals for volunteers
With a major redevelopment underway, Caboolture Hospital is looking for more volunteers to help our community.
Energy and jobs focus at coffee catch up
Queensland’s Energy and Jobs Plan will be in the spotlight at Mark Ryan’s Small Business Network Coffee Catch Up on March 24 at Caboolture Sports Club.
Eels make record start to season
North Lakes Eels have made a stunning start to their AFL Auskick and Kinderkick season.
Medal honours Artie's league legacy
The Dolphins and Roosters will be playing for more than just points and pride on Sunday - players will also be battling for the Artie Legacy Medal.
World first at Lake Kurwongbah
Lake Kurwongbah is being used in a world-first plan to stop a fast-spreading exotic weed infesting Australia’s waterways.
Sea Snakes' plans for girls rugby
Queensland Reds star Tina Campbell made a guest appearance in the season’s first girls’ night at Redcliffe Juniors Rugby Union.
Sports stars at women's day lunch
Two elite athletes and a renowned media personality are guest speakers at North Lakes Sports Club’s first International Women’s Day lunch next week.
Campaigners return to litter hotspot
Love our Clontarf volunteers will be closely counting the litter in their bags during Clean Up Australia Day on Sunday in a follow-up to their 12-week campaign held two years ago.