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83 beaches in ireland
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Tra Mhor
Coill Rua, Inverin, Galway
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....
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Tra an Doilin
Ceathru Rua, Connemara, Galway
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....
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Cill Mhuirbhigh
Inishmore, Aran islands, Galway
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!...
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Rosses Point Blue Flag Beach
Rosses point, Sligo
Rosses Point is located 8km from Sligo town via the R291. This is a blue flag beach, which has a 2km stretch of fine sands and a backdrop of sand dunes.
From the beach there are beautiful views of Knocknarea to the south and Benbulben to the north. The beach is life guarded from June to August, Monday to Sunday from 11am to 7pm....
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Mullaghmore Blue Flag Beach
Mullaghmore, Sligo
Mullaghmore is a blue flag Beach located in North County Sligo, just 25km from Sligo town via the N15.
It’s a sandy beach which can boast a backdrop of small hilly sand dunes. This beach is very safe and has life guards on duty daily during the bathing season.
Please note: The beach has access ramps but no toilets facilities for the disabled....
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Bundoran Beach
Bundoran, Donegal
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....
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Rossnowlagh Blue Flag Beach
Rossnowlagh, Donegal
Rossnowlagh is a blue flag beach in Rossnawlagh County Donegal. The beaches stran is named Belalt Strand. This extends to the north-northwest for over 2km - from the cliffs at Coolmore in the south to the rock outcrop at Carrickfad.
Rossnowlagh is a very busy beach with a long tradition of beach parking and large resident and day-tripper populations. It is one of Irelands main surfing beaches....
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Carrickfinn
Anagary, Gweedore, Donegal
Carrickfinn is a gorgeous blue flag beach located in Anagary in County Donegal. This beach has an extensive sandy shore with sand dunes for you to explore.
Carrickfinn is situated in Gweedore Bay, which is a Natural Heritage Area with many varied coastal habitats. There are extensive grasslands and the area is noted for the presence of rare plant species. Glenveagh National Park is just a short drive from here....
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Marble Hill
Dunfanaghy, Donegal
Marble Hill, another of Dunfanagh’s blue flag beaches, is located on the north-west coast of Donegal. Situated in Sheephaven Bay, it is an extensive sandy beach and is home to a lot of varieties of wildlife.
The fun sand dunes have many flowers and bird species – in fact this is one of the last areas in Ireland where you may hear the rare bird, the Corncrake, calling.
Marble Hill is used mainly by the local community and receives large numbers of visitors during peak times....
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Lisfannon
Fahan, Donegal
This is a sandy beach on the shores of Lough Swilly. Lisfannon is a blue flag beach and is also a natural heritage area along with being a key wetlands site for birds.
Lisfannon is a major recreational beach for locals and particularly for day-trippers from Derry City in Northern Island. The beach is life guarded throughout the bathing season....
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