WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county LAOIS
River Nore (Durrow): The River Nore flows through the charming town of Durrow in southern Laois, where local swimmers enjoy…
WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county LEITRIM
Keeldra Lough (Cloone): Keeldra Lough, near Cloone, is Leitrim’s only officially designated swimming spot, recognized for its excellent water quality…
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WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county ROSCOMMON
Lough Ree (Portrunny Bay): Lough Ree, a large lake on the River Shannon system, straddles…
WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county SLIGO
Rosses Point Beach: A Blue Flag beach near Sligo town, Rosses Point is a sandy,…
WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county TIPPERARY
Lough Derg (Ballina): Lough Derg, Ireland’s third-largest lake, straddles Counties Tipperary, Clare, and Galway. The…
WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county TYRONE
Loughmacrory Lake (Loughmacrory): A freshwater lake near the village of Loughmacrory, southwest of Omagh, Loughmacrory…
WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county WATERFORD
Tramore Beach: Tramore, meaning “Big Strand,” is a 5km Blue Flag beach, one of Ireland’s…
WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county WESTMEATH
Lough Owel is a popular spot for wild swimming, especially at the Portnashangan area near…
WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county WEXFORD
Curracloe Beach: One of Ireland’s longest beaches, Curracloe is a Blue Flag beach with 10km…
WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county WICKLOW
Bray Beach: A Blue Flag beach in the coastal town of Bray, this 1.6km shingle…