beaches ireland

Ballyheigue is a beautiful blue flag beach in North Kerry. The Beach runs from the village of Ballyheigue for 3km south. The beach ends at Black Rock, the outlet from Lough Akeragh.
This is a popular beach that is patrolled by lifeguards throughout the bathing season. In peak season you might prefer to go to Ballyheigue as it is generally not as busy as neighbouring beaches....

Visit Templetown blue flag beach and you’ll see a piece of the Irish coastline that remains unspoilt and is far from commercialised!
It is protected on each side by an area of low rocks. Its smooth safe sands are perfect to walk on and the Irish sea is also home to some rare underwater marine life. People come as far away as Armagh and Cavan visit the beach....

County Meath has just seven miles of coastline and, in that short stretch between the River Boyne and the River Delvin, there is a wide range of interests for the visitor....

Bundoran Beach is a blue flag beach. It's located approx. 250m north of Bundoran's main street, adjacent to Waterworld and the funfair.
Bundoran is a sandy beach facing Donegal Bay and the Atlantic. The beach is bounded on the north and south by rocks and on the east by the promenade roadway.
The beach is life guarded from June to August, from 10am to 9pm. First aid and a telephone are available at the lifeguard station....

Ballybunion is known throughout the world for its fine beaches, warm waters and glorious views!
There are two commonly used beaches in Ballybunion, known as Ballybunion North and Ballybunion South.
These beaches are accessed by large, very steep concrete pavements and they are divided by a cliff. On this cliff you'll find the ruins of a very old castle. Unlike most beaches, Ballybunion has a history behind its beaches. The beach to the left of the castle is called the "Men's...

The popular blue flag beach is located just a few short miles north of the fishing village of Clogherhead.
This is a remote rural beach which can boast wide sandy shores and a wide range of flora and fauna including the Marsh Orchid.
The beach is fronted by a mature dune area, which is perfect for picnics, and offers space for children to play in. The sea is cool and clear offering ample opportunities for bathing.
The views from here are truly stunning and on a clea...

Two hundred kilometres of coastline on two seas; miles and miles of unspoilt golden strand and secluded coves, four Blue Flag awards attesting the purity of the water, added to the wild beauty and more hours of sunshine than any other part of Ireland make Wexford a beach lovers paradise.
The magnificent Curracloe Beach is the scene for the Stephen Spielberg and Tow Hanks Normandy Landing Movie 'Saving Private Ryan'.
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This is an assigned Blue Flag Beach.
Fintra Beach is just located outside Killybegs and is a vey spectacular and safe beach....