Lough Easkey

Everything you need to know about access, tide times and best tips for your next outdoor swim here.
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Lough Easkey is in a lovely location in the heart of the Ox mountains. Surrounded by hills and the wild countryside the lake shimmers in the sunlight and is a really nice place to stop for a swim.

The water here is lovely and fresh but access is stony and a bit difficult. However, it’s worth the effort and when we swam there in the sun it was tranquil and just a lovely place to be.

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Access is off the N59 which runs between Ballina and Ballysadare. From the Ballysadare direction you go through Templeboy and then watch for a left turn signposted for the Ox mountains and Tubbercurry. This road will lead you to the lake where you will see a place to park plus a few seats.

 

 

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Tide times for nearby Sligo Harbour (Oyster Island)

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October 18th, 2026

Time Type Height
04:32 low 1.77m
11:42 high 3.04m
18:29 low 1.7m

October 19th, 2026

Time Type Height
00:21 high 2.74m
07:13 low 1.92m
12:43 high 2.89m
19:52 low 1.65m

October 20th, 2026

Time Type Height
01:28 high 2.68m
08:24 low 1.82m
13:49 high 2.87m
20:52 low 1.47m

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