Leinster

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Leinster Province

The Leinster region, home to Ireland’s capital city, Dublin, offers a wealth of outdoor swimming opportunities. From the scenic coastline of County Wexford to the rolling hills and lakes of County Kildare, Leinster is a haven for open water enthusiasts.

The region’s rich history, combined with its stunning natural beauty, makes it an ideal destination for those seeking an authentic outdoor swimming experience.

Ballymoney

Ballymoney

Ballymoney Beach June 2012 At Ballymoney you get two beaches for the price of one. The first, just...

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Curracloe

Curracloe

If it's long beaches you want, then go to Curracloe. This is a wide expanse of beach which must be...

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Giles Quay

Giles Quay

October 2010 County Louth isn't renowned for its swimming spots and Giles Quay is one of the...

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Carne Beach

Carne Beach

Carne is one of the most impressive of Wexford's many fine beaches and it's an ideal spot for...

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Greystones

Greystones

Greystones is located about 20 kilometres from Dublin city and is now very much part of the urban...

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Bray

Bray

May 2010 Beautiful Bray?ย  About 15 kilometres from Dublin, Bray is an old style seaside resort...

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Brittas Bay

Brittas Bay

Brittas Bay is one of the most popular family beaches on the East coast. It is well used by people...

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Cleevaun Lough

September 2009
Serious walkers only need apply. Cleevaun Lough is a corrie lake set at the foot of Wiclow’s 849 metres high Mullaghcleevaun Mountain. […]

Clogga Beach, Arklow

May 2010
Clogga is a good sized beach and well established swimming spot. […]

40 Foot (Forty Foot)

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Lough Firrib, Wicklow Gap

April 2010
This one is only for experienced walkers and, indeed, experienced and careful swimmers. […]

Donabate

February & May 2010

Donabate is only about 15 miles from Dublin city centre but still has a nice country feel to it. […]

Killiney

Killiney Beach
May 2010

Killiney is a popular family beach and swimming spot on Dublin’s southside.

The beach itself is nothing to write home about, as it’s stony, hard to […]

Loughshinny Beach

May 2010

Loughshinny is a small, attractive family beach nestling between a harbour at one end and cliffs at the other.

This looks like an old fishing village and there […]

Portmarnock Beach

April 2010

For a beach that’s only a 30 minute drive from Dublin city, Portmarnock has a nice, get away from it all feel to it. […]

Pollshone Beach

Pollshone is a smaller, less well known neighbour to the more popular Courtown. […]

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Baltray

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Cleevaun Lough

September 2009
Serious walkers only need apply. Cleevaun Lough is a corrie lake set at the foot of Wiclow’s 849 metres high Mullaghcleevaun Mountain. […]

Clogga Beach, Arklow

May 2010
Clogga is a good sized beach and well established swimming spot. […]

40 Foot (Forty Foot)

Find out more […]

Lough Firrib, Wicklow Gap

April 2010
This one is only for experienced walkers and, indeed, experienced and careful swimmers. […]

Donabate

February & May 2010

Donabate is only about 15 miles from Dublin city centre but still has a nice country feel to it. […]

Killiney

Killiney Beach
May 2010

Killiney is a popular family beach and swimming spot on Dublin’s southside.

The beach itself is nothing to write home about, as it’s stony, hard to […]

Loughshinny Beach

May 2010

Loughshinny is a small, attractive family beach nestling between a harbour at one end and cliffs at the other.

This looks like an old fishing village and there […]

Portmarnock Beach

April 2010

For a beach that’s only a 30 minute drive from Dublin city, Portmarnock has a nice, get away from it all feel to it. […]

Pollshone Beach

Pollshone is a smaller, less well known neighbour to the more popular Courtown. […]

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