Where is Bad Sisters filmed? A complete guide to all the locations

In the first season, Eva (played by Sharon Horgan) lived in a superb five-bedroom period home with a beautiful solarium on a spectacular clifftop near the Howth peninsula in Dublin.

Known as Longacre, the 1920s summer house was sadly demolished in 2022 to make way for a 13,000 square foot glass and concrete mansion.

As the local press reported, the new house, designed in part by David Leahy - best known for creating luxury homes for Madonna and Dolores O'Riordan - will include a partially subterranean home with lavish facilities including a gym, cinema, sauna and underground pool.

Grace (Anne-Marie Duff) and John Paul (Claes Bang) live in a house that is actually in Loughton, Essex, on the outskirts of London.

This house won a local design award in 2020 as an example of architectural heritage conservation for its use of traditional materials and integration with the street scene.

The Claffin & Sons office is located in a vacant building at 40 Sun Street in Waltham Abbey, a historic market town in Essex.

The funeral church with modern stained glass is St John the Evangelist Church on the Antrim Coast at Carnlough, Northern Ireland.

In the first episode, "The Prick", the sisters go swimming at the Forty Foot in Sandycove, Dublin.

Once a men's only area, this dramatic rocky outcrop is now open to all.

The office building is Fingal County Hall in Swords. Completed in 2009, the building features a modern architectural design with a distinctive glass and steel facade.

JP bumps into Ursula and Ben in front of the Google building on Gran Canal Quay in Dublin.

The confirmation ceremony in the second episode, "Explode a Man", was filmed in St Fintan's Church in Sutton, Dublin.

Built in 1973, this structure features raw concrete and a minimalist design typical of the Brutalist architectural style.

The bar where Becka (Eve Hewson) meets Matt (Daryl McCormack) again was filmed at the Gibney's Of Malahide near Dublin.

Established in 1937, this beloved family-run traditional Irish pub is a local institution.

Grace and Blánaid were planning to attend a Lizzo concert in Dublin.

This scene was filmed at the 3Arena, a major indoor venue on the River Liffey previously known as the Point Depot.

In the third episode, "Chopped Liver", Ursula (Eva Birthistle) and Ben stay at the fictional De Lena Hotel & Spa.

This flashback scene was filmed in the Hutton Hub building at the University of Hertfordshire, England.

Minna's house is a modernist bungalow in the north-west London suburb of Stanmore.

Designed by architect Edward Samuel in the 1960s, this almost three million pound house has been featured in several major productions, including Killing Eve and Fortitude.

This scene was filmed at the Ladies Swimming Shelter on North Bull Island, the UNESCO-designated biosphere reserve in Dublin Bay.

The chimney towers in the background are the Poolbeg Chimneys, part of the Poolbeg Generating Station, which have become an iconic landmark on Dublin's coastline.

Becka lives in a terraced house on Chiswick Quay Marina, a picturesque area located along the River Thames in West London.

The marina has the tranquil feel of living in a small town, but with easy access to the heart of the city.

This short scene from the fourth episode, "Baby Becka", was filmed near Baily Lighthouse on the south side of Dublin Bay.

The golf course near the sea is the Deer Park Golf in Howth, Dublin.

The park is set against a backdrop of scenic coastal views and features a historic 18th-century mansion.

This scene was filmed in one of the retro wind shelters designed by Herbert Simms in 1934 on Clontarf Promenade along Dublin Bay.

At the beginning of the fifth episode, "Eye for an Eye", the James Joyce Tower near Forty Foot appears in the background of a scene with the Garvey sisters.

Eva goes with her colleague Gabriel to the National Gallery of Ireland in the heart of Dublin.

They both like an 1864 painting by Frederic William Burton called Hellelil and Hildebrand, the Meeting on the Turret Stairs.

Glenarm Marina, a picturesque marina in the village of Glenarm, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, is featured in several sequences throughout the season.

The University of Hertfordshire buildings were used as backdrops for several scenes.

This one with Tom Claffin (played by Brian Gleeson) in the sixth episode, "Splash", was filmed in the university's Learning Resources Centre.

Becka and Matt meet at Malahide Marina on the Malahide Estuary in north Dublin.

The graveyard was filmed at St. Fintan's Cemetery in Sutton, Dublin, which has a history dating back to the 19th century.

In the seventh episode, "Rest in Peace", there is another scene filmed in a wind shelter on Clontarf Promenade in Dublin Bay.

This square in Malahide appears in the seventh and tenth episodes.

The hospital exterior in the ninth episode, "Going Rogue", is the New Science Building at the University of Hertfordshire's College Lane Campus in Hatfield.

Matt heads to Johnnie Fox's Pub in the Dublin Mountains, one of Ireland’s oldest and most famous traditional pubs.

Founded in 1798, the pub, which features live Irish music and dancing every night, was also the location for the Hallmark Channel movie As Luck Would Have It.

The Glenview Hotel is a charming 4-star accommodation in County Wicklow, Ireland.

Nestled in the quaint Wicklow Mountains, it offers a peaceful retreat with stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

The restaurant in the season finale, "Saving Grace", is the Bread Ahead Bakery in Wembley Park, London.

The beach scene with Matt was filmed at Balscadden Bay Beach, a picturesque cove located near Howth Harbour in Dublin.

The North Dublin Hospital interior is the Brent Civic Centre in Wembley, London.

Opened in 2013, this modern and sustainable building that serves as the administrative headquarters for Brent Council.

Two years later, at the start of the second series, the sisters drive along Ireland's highest sea cliffs, Sliabh Liag in Donegal.

However, according to The Irish Independent, this scene was filmed in the Belmont Demesne area of County Wicklow.

This episode, "Good Sisters", also features a sequence filmed at the Leopardstown Racecourse in Dublin.

Established in 1888, this premier horse racing venue hosts prestigious events such as the Irish Champion Stakes and the Leopardstown Christmas Festival.

The exterior of the Brent Civic Centre in Wembley, London, which was used as a hospital in the second series, now appears as the Garda Police Station.

The second season introduces Fiona Shaw as Roger's sister, Angelica Muldoon.

She lives in a 1950s cottage in the village of Donabate in North County Dublin.

Fergal Loftus favourite pub, The Gravedigger's, is The Palm Tree Pub in Mile End Park in London's East End.

Much of the surrounding area was destroyed during the Second World War Blitz, leaving the pub isolated - the graveyard and statues were all film props.

Grace's new house is a beautiful beachfront property on Rush North Beach in North County Dublin.

The church in the second episode, "Penance", is the Saint Joseph's Church in Terenure, Dublin.

The building was designed in 1869 in the French Gothic Revival style.

But the exterior was filmed at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, which is actually around the corner from Angelica's house in Donabate.

Blánaid's match scenes at the St John's GAA club (Gaelic Athletic Association) took place at the Beann Eadair GAA Club in Howth.

The beach with the container sauna in the fourth episode, "Person Of Interest", looks like Curracloe Strand in County Wexford.

This is the same beach where the dramatic opening sequence of Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan was filmed.

The East Pier Bandstand in Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin, was used for this scene in the fifth episode.

The boat scene was filmed at the Weymouth Harbour in Dorset, England, a picturesque working harbour known for its colourful waterfront buildings.