beaches ireland

Natural Amenities: Safe, sandy beaches with full life-guard service during the summer months and only two minutes from the town centre and train station. Coastal walks with panoramic views. A unique large colony of seals inhabit the coastline at Hampton and can regularly be seen around the harbour....

An Tra Mor is a sandy blue flag beach located just outside Inverin in Galways Gaeltact - Connemara.
Why not take a dip in the cool Atlantic sea, or perhaps you'd prefer to explore the beaches dunes and interesting hideaways....

Tra an Doilin can be found in an area of great natural beauty in an Ceathru Rua. The blue flag beach is noted for its very fine coral. The beach is lifeguarded throughout the bathing season.
Looking for somewhere to do some water sports? Look no further as this is an excellent area to bring snorkellers and novice divers, whilst the more experienced divers can do their own thing....

Mayo, with its many clean, sheltered beaches is ideal for swimming, sailing, surfing and other watersports. Mulrany is a Blue Flag Beach; bathing areas which have met international criteria for clean water, freedom from pollution, safe access, sanitary facilities, lifeguards on duty, wheelchair access, and information centres. The Blue Flag Beach campaign's standards are 20 times higher than the minimum set by the EU directive on bathing water quality. But there are beaches which are clean, y...

Cranfield Bay is a Blue Flag Beach located in Kilkeel im County Down
The 'Place of the wild Garlic', Cranfield Beach has long been a favourite Summertime destination for many holiday makers. Its long, South Facing, sun-warmed beach looks out towards the Haulbowline Lighthouse built from hewn blocks of Mourne Granite.
Cranfield offers a choice in Caravans, self-catering chalets and camping, all serviced with excellent facilities....

Maherbeg is one the many sandy beaches to be found on the Maharees Peninsula. It can be found in Castlegregory, which is located on the north side of the Dingle Peninsula, halfway between Tralee and Dingle.
Stroll along the vast coastline and let the magnificent waves crash at your feet. Wander around the secretive dunes or if you more energetic do a spot of surfing!
The area is renowned for its great watersports! Check out more about the area ...

Mayo, with its many clean, sheltered beaches is ideal for swimming, sailing, surfing and other watersports. Ross is a Blue Flag Beach; bathing areas which have met international criteria for clean water, freedom from pollution, safe access, sanitary facilities, lifeguards on duty, wheelchair access, and information centres. The Blue Flag Beach campaign's standards are 20 times higher than the minimum set by the EU directive on bathing water quality. But there are beaches which are clean, yet do...

Tragumna is a small beach located just outside of Skibbereen. It is a blue flag beach.
The strand stretches for 6km - nearly as far as Skibbereen. It can be reached by turning off the R596 at Abisdealy Bridge and follow sign for Tragumna....

Cill Mhuirbhigh or Kilmurvey, is a sandy blue flag beach situated on one of the Aran Islands, Inishmore Island.
Along with great swimming conditions and areas to play, the whole area is rich in habitats. Several rare plant species are listed in the Red Data Book. The birdlife that's found here is has gained international recognition! Not many places can say that!...