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A RECORD NUMBER of Blue Flags have been handed out to beaches and marinas around Ireland this year.
A total of 99 beaches and marinas have been awarded and recognised for having excellent water quality and for maintaining other standards, including safety standards.
It is an international award which is operated in Ireland by An Taisce. You can view a map of this year’s beaches, here.
Below are the following beaches who have been awarded.
A total of 14 beaches and marinas were awarded Blue Flags in Co Donegal this year. The list includes:
Three beaches and marinas have been awarded Blue Flags in Co Louth this year:
A total of 14 beaches and marinas have been awarded Blue Flags in Co Cork:
Three beaches in Co Sligo have received Blue Flags this year:
Four swimming hotspots in the capital have been awarded Blue Flags:
Three beaches and marinas in Co Wicklow have been awarded this year:
Ten swim and surf spots in Co Clare will have Blue Flags flying this summer:
A total of 15 beaches and marinas in The Kingdom have been awarded:
Eight beaches and marinas in Wexford have received Blue Flags this year:
Four swimming locations in Waterford have been awarded this year:
A grand total of ten beaches have been given Blue Flags this year:
Ten beaches in Mayo have received Blue Flags this year:
Killinure Point, Co Westmeath, an in-land swimming spot, has been awarded a Blue Flag. Bettystown Beach, Co Meath in the neighbouring county has also received a Blue Flag this year.
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