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The Munster region, located in the south of Ireland, is a haven for outdoor swimmers. With its stunning coastline, scenic rivers, and picturesque lakes, Munster offers a diverse range of swimming experiences. From the popular beaches of County Cork to the tranquil lakes of County Tipperary, Munster is a paradise for open water enthusiasts.

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Whiting Bay

August 2010
Whiting Bay is quite an open beach, the type of place surfers might go to or people who are looking for a swim in the waves. […]

Ballymacaw Cove

Balllymacaw is a very attractive, out of the way cove, not well signposted and not very well known. […]

Annestown Beach

Annestown is an attractive beach with a wide stretch of sand when the tide is out. This is another good place for families as there is a sheltered area to the left and various pools and rocks for kids to explore.

Ballydowane Bay

Ballydowane Bay is located on Waterford’s ‘Copper Coast’ ( the name comes from the copper mines said to be located at its heart), which is renowned for […]

Ballyquinn Beach

In contrast to its noisier neighbours in Clonea and Ardmore, Ballyquin is a beach to go to if you want to swim in a quieter setting.

This is […]

Bishops Quarter

Bishopsquarter Beach

June 2009

A good beach if not a great beach!

Bishopsquarter is a beach of the stony variety and there isn’t a whole lot of sand about. […]

Fanore

Fanore Beach

June 2009

Fanore is a wide and long sandy beach, popular with families, young people and surfers.

While the beach is open there are rocks to shelter from […]

Glasheen

Glasheen Beach

June 2009

Glasheen is small, secluded and sheltered by rocks at either end. […]

Pollock Holes

Pollock Holes, Kilkee

June 2009

The Pollock Holes are well known to thousands of swimmers from Clare, Limerick and beyond. […]

Spanish Point

Spanish Point

June 2009

Spanish Point is a popular holiday location and its long, sandy beach is well known to its many regular visitors.

This is a good beach for […]

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Whiting Bay

August 2010
Whiting Bay is quite an open beach, the type of place surfers might go to or people who are looking for a swim in the waves. […]

Ballymacaw Cove

Balllymacaw is a very attractive, out of the way cove, not well signposted and not very well known. […]

Annestown Beach

Annestown is an attractive beach with a wide stretch of sand when the tide is out. This is another good place for families as there is a sheltered area to the left and various pools and rocks for kids to explore.

Ballydowane Bay

Ballydowane Bay is located on Waterford’s ‘Copper Coast’ ( the name comes from the copper mines said to be located at its heart), which is renowned for […]

Ballyquinn Beach

In contrast to its noisier neighbours in Clonea and Ardmore, Ballyquin is a beach to go to if you want to swim in a quieter setting.

This is […]

Bishops Quarter

Bishopsquarter Beach

June 2009

A good beach if not a great beach!

Bishopsquarter is a beach of the stony variety and there isn’t a whole lot of sand about. […]

Fanore

Fanore Beach

June 2009

Fanore is a wide and long sandy beach, popular with families, young people and surfers.

While the beach is open there are rocks to shelter from […]

Glasheen

Glasheen Beach

June 2009

Glasheen is small, secluded and sheltered by rocks at either end. […]

Pollock Holes

Pollock Holes, Kilkee

June 2009

The Pollock Holes are well known to thousands of swimmers from Clare, Limerick and beyond. […]

Spanish Point

Spanish Point

June 2009

Spanish Point is a popular holiday location and its long, sandy beach is well known to its many regular visitors.

This is a good beach for […]

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