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The Leinster region, home to Ireland’s capital city, Dublin, offers a wealth of outdoor swimming opportunities. From the scenic coastline of County Wexford to the rolling hills and lakes of County Kildare, Leinster is a haven for open water enthusiasts.

The region’s rich history, combined with its stunning natural beauty, makes it an ideal destination for those seeking an authentic outdoor swimming experience.

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Curracloe

March 2012

If it’s long beaches you want, then go to Curracloe.

This is a wide expanse of beach which must be six kilometres long if you take in the […]

Ballinesker Beach

Ballinesker is really just an extension of the long stretch from Curracloe . That means miles of beach with dunes to the rear. […]

Ballinakill

<h2 class=”style2″>Ballinakill Outdoor Pool</h2> <p>August 2011</p> […]

Castletown

Castletown, River Nore

August 2011

We are not sure of the ‘status’ of this swimming spot, but we do know that people do swim in Castletown, one of the few […]

Graig, Graiguenemanagh, River Barrow

Graiguenemanagh, River Barrow

July 2011

Graig, for short, is located alongside the River Barrow and is a well used boating stop. […]

Inistioge, River Nore

July 2011

Inistioge is an attractive village on the River Nore. The swimming spot is located just outside the town. […]

Lough Lene

Lough Lene is a very attractive and well maintained place to have a swim.

Across the road from a good sized car park you pass through a gateway […]

Giles Quay

October 2010

County Louth isn’t renowned for its swimming spots and Giles Quay is one of the better ones. […]

Lough Derravaragh

Lough Derravaragh

September 2010

We don’t know of too many swimming spots in Westmeath, so Lough Derravaragh is a decent enough place to get a dip. […]

Carne Beach

Carne is one of the most impressive of Wexford’s many fine beaches and it’s an ideal spot for families to swim in. […]

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Curracloe

March 2012

If it’s long beaches you want, then go to Curracloe.

This is a wide expanse of beach which must be six kilometres long if you take in the […]

Ballinesker Beach

Ballinesker is really just an extension of the long stretch from Curracloe . That means miles of beach with dunes to the rear. […]

Ballinakill

<h2 class=”style2″>Ballinakill Outdoor Pool</h2> <p>August 2011</p> […]

Castletown

Castletown, River Nore

August 2011

We are not sure of the ‘status’ of this swimming spot, but we do know that people do swim in Castletown, one of the few […]

Graig, Graiguenemanagh, River Barrow

Graiguenemanagh, River Barrow

July 2011

Graig, for short, is located alongside the River Barrow and is a well used boating stop. […]

Inistioge, River Nore

July 2011

Inistioge is an attractive village on the River Nore. The swimming spot is located just outside the town. […]

Lough Lene

Lough Lene is a very attractive and well maintained place to have a swim.

Across the road from a good sized car park you pass through a gateway […]

Giles Quay

October 2010

County Louth isn’t renowned for its swimming spots and Giles Quay is one of the better ones. […]

Lough Derravaragh

Lough Derravaragh

September 2010

We don’t know of too many swimming spots in Westmeath, so Lough Derravaragh is a decent enough place to get a dip. […]

Carne Beach

Carne is one of the most impressive of Wexford’s many fine beaches and it’s an ideal spot for families to swim in. […]

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