WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county LIMERICK
River Shannon (Castleconnell): The River Shannon, Ireland’s longest river, flows through Limerick and is a popular spot for wild swimming,…
WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county LONGFORD
Lough Ree (Lanesborough): Lough Ree, one of Ireland’s largest lakes, straddles Longford and Roscommon, with Lanesborough offering a key swimming…
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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…
WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county ARMAGH
County Armagh has fewer prominent wild swimming spots compared to coastal counties, with Camlough Lake…
WILD SWIMMING in Ireland’s county CARLOW
River Barrow (Graiguecullen/Barrow Track): The River Barrow, Ireland’s second-longest river, flows through Carlow and is…