Inis Oírr (Inisheer) is the smallest and most easterly of the Aran Islands, lying off the coast of County Galway
Drumnatinney is a stretch of Atlantic beach near Falcarragh in County Donegal, on the north-west coast. Wide sand, dunes and
Oldbawn, also known as Newtown Beach, is a stretch of sandy shore on the County Wexford coast, part of the
Greystones South Beach lies in Greystones, County Wicklow, on the coast south of Dublin, a shingle and sand strand running
Derrymore Beach lies at Derrymore in County Kerry, on the southern shore of Tralee Bay between Tralee and Camp on
Doonshean Beach is a small cove on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, reached down a narrow road from the
Downings, or Na Dúnaibh, is a coastal village on the Rosguill Peninsula in County Donegal, looking out over Sheephaven Bay
Cadogan’s Strand is a small beach near Schull in west County Cork, tucked into the indented coastline of the Mizen
Carrownisky Strand is a long Atlantic beach in County Mayo, on the coast west of Louisburgh, with wide sand and
Bunowen Bay is a quiet stretch of west Galway coastline in County Galway, on the Connemara seaboard where low headlands,
Annestown Beach sits on the Copper Coast in County Waterford, at the small village of Annestown between Tramore and Dungarvan.
Bertra Beach lies at Murrisk in County Mayo, a long sand spit reaching into Clew Bay beneath the slopes of
Skerries South Beach stretches along the shore of the seaside town of Skerries in north County Dublin, within walking distance
Sandycove Beach is a small, sheltered sandy cove on the south Dublin coast, tucked between Dun Laoghaire and Dalkey. Its
Sandymount Strand is the broad tidal beach along the southern shore of Dublin Bay, a short distance from the city
Rush South Beach lies at Rush in County Dublin, on the north county coast where a string of sandy beaches
The Velvet Strand at Portmarnock is a long sweep of sand on the north County Dublin coast, running for miles
Portrane Beach lies on the north County Dublin coast, a quieter stretch of sand and shore beyond the busier beaches
Balcarrick Beach lies on the coast at Donabate in north County Dublin, a long stretch of sand backed by dunes
Bull Island lies in Dublin Bay, County Dublin, a sandy island that formed after the building of the Bull Wall
Brittas Bay South Beach lies at Cornagower East, County Wicklow, on a long stretch of sand backed by grassy dunes
Barnageara Beach lies on the coast at Barnageara, County Dublin, a stretch of shoreline within easy reach of the capital
Balbriggan Beach is a stretch of sand on the north County Dublin coast, backed by the Irish Sea and reached
Béal Bán Beach lies at Cloonties in County Kerry, on the Atlantic edge of the Dingle Peninsula. It is a
White Strand at Ballycarbery South, near Cahersiveen in County Kerry, is a sandy beach on the Iveragh Peninsula a short
Fionntrá, or Ventry, is a long sandy beach on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, set within the sheltered curve
Waterville Beach lies at the edge of the village of Waterville, County Kerry, on the Atlantic coast of the Iveragh
Srón Bhroin, known in English as Brandon Point, is the headland reaching north from the village of Brandon in County
Rossbeigh, also called the White Strand, is a long sandy beach on a spit of dune land reaching into Dingle
Murreagh Beach lies at Murreagh on the Dingle peninsula in County Kerry, facing the Atlantic on Ireland’s western edge. It
Mountain Stage lies near Glenbeigh in County Kerry, on the northern side of the Iveragh Peninsula where the hills drop
Maharees Beach at Fahamore, County Kerry, runs along the narrow sandy spit joining the Maharees peninsula to the mainland north
Littor Beach lies at Astee in north County Kerry, on the southern shore of the Shannon estuary. This is a



































