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Here are 19 gorgeous Irish beaches to visit this year

Rain or shine.

By DailyEdge.ie Monday 4 Apr 2016, 7:50 PM
Apr 4th 2016, 7:50 PM 51,267 Views 58 Comments
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WE’RE THROUGH THE worst of the winter, the evenings are getting brighter and the weather is looking up.

Now is the time to plan some trips to the beach – and from coast to coast, Ireland has some gorgeous ones to take in this year:

1. Inchydoney, Clonakilty

My view.... 🍀 #Ireland #inchydoney #home #view

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2. Portsalon, Donegal

3. Enniscrone, Sligo

4. Derrynane, Kerry

Beach rainbow #irishsummer #ireland #kerry #derrynanebeach #feelslikenovember

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5. Curracloe, Wexford

6. Renvyle, Galway

#nofilter #Ireland #beach #RenvyleBeach #bluewater #blueskies #love

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7. Portmarnock, Dublin

8. Ardmore, Waterford

#ardmorebeach #cliffwalk #westwaterford #waterfordscenery #ardmorescenery

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9. Dog’s Bay, Galway

10. Fanore, Clare

11. Clogherhead, Louth

12. Banna Strand Kerry

13. Kilmurvey, Inis Mór

#kilmurveybeach#aranislands#ireland#summer

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14. Carrowmore, Mayo

15. Silver Strand, Malin Beg, Donegal

16. Bettystown, Meath

17. Ballycastle, Antrim

18. Keem, Achill Island

#KeemBeach #Achill #RoadTrip

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19. Barleycove, Cork

We’re spoiled rotten.

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