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Ireland’s most popular cheap and FREE outdoor swim spots from heated €3 pools to riverside dips and scenic sea plunges
DRYROBES became a Covid-19 trademark, while Sharon Horgan and her Bad Sisters crew put one of Dublin’s favourite swim spots on the international map.
With outdoor swimming part of the Irish psyche for decades and temperatures rising, we take a look at the best places to take a dip this summer.
With schools closed for the next few weeks, parents and children across the country are looking for the ideal place to spend a day in the sun.
And while the beach, a forest, or a theme park are all popular options, the number of top swimming spots in Ireland is on the rise.
From indoor to outdoor, and temperate to heated, the family-friendly places are in every county.
Here are some of Ireland’s most popular swimming spots that you can visit, many of them are free while prices for others start at just €3.
Clontarf Seawater Pool, Dublin
The Clontarf Outdoor Seawater Pool, which dates back to 1886, was refurbished in 2018 at a cost of €2.4million.
It is 40 meters long at its longest point and 25 meters wide.
The attraction was previously only available to members of local swimming clubs, but is now available for all to use.
Sessions are available from just €10 but swimmers will need to pre-book online.
The pool also offers a safe and sheltered alternative to anyone who enjoys seawater swimming.
Best of all, it’s open seven days a week.
The Forty Foot, Dublin
The Forty Foot is a hugely popular with swimmers and is located at Sandycove in Dublin.
This swim spot is loved by celebs and even features in Apple TV+ series Bad Sisters.
In the 2023 documentary film, Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming with Dave Letterman, the US TV host visits the location.
It ended up serving as inspiration for the composition of a song by Bono and the Edge called 40 Foot Man featured in the credits of show.
Other stars such as Matt Damon and Sam Smith have also visited the spot while in Ireland.
A major €20,000 grant was secured by DLR Sports Partnership last year to upgrade the popular location.
Ladies Cove, Wicklow
Ladies Cove in Greystones, Wicklow, is a peaceful spot to connect to your mind, body, and spirit.
Loved by celebs including Taylor Swift, this is a natural rock pool is situated at the south end of the beach.
It has rocks that are perfect for launching yourself into the sea and little ones will have lots to explore during the low tide.
Pack a picnic or take a stroll to the nearby coffee shop.
Fáilte Ireland chiefs said: “Following your dip, you can pay a visit to Fad Saoil Saunas, which boasts authentic wood-burning Finnish sauna facilities.
“If you’re feeling a bit peckish after, why not stop by the iconic Happy Pear café in Wicklow town for a bite.”
Carlingford Lough, Louth
Enjoy a majestic swim in a glacial fjord at Carlingford Lough and Gyles Quay, situated on the Cooley Peninsula.
And there’s a variety of water activities such as kayaking at the nearby Carlingford Adventure centre.
After your dip, explore Slieve Foye or step back in time at Carlingford Castle.
Or take a stroll to the harbor town located at the southern end of the Cooley Peninsula.
Kerins Hole, Clare
Discover the hidden swim spot at Kerins Hole in Milltown Malbay.
The surrounding smooth rocks are the perfect place to catch some rays.
With recently reconstructed steps, swimmers are led down to the gorgeous swim spot.
There’s a ladder that will take you right into the water during full tide.
‘The Rocks’, Sligo
Gibraltar Point or ‘The Rocks’ is located at Cummeen Strand – a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) and Special Protection Area (SPA).
In the 1950s, Gibraltar Point was first developed as a recreation area for locals.
It was home to a spectacular tidal pool.
In 2024, the area underwent a major refurbishment for swimmers.
The old concrete swim platforms have been upgraded with new steps installed for access.
And there’s plans to bring back the tidal pool as well.
Hidden Mourne Mountains pool
Explore the “Hidden Infinity Pool”, a natural dip pool, tucked away in the Mourne Mountains, Down.
This swim spot offers breathtaking surrounding views – particularly of Silent Valley and Slieve Binnian.
To reach it,follow the track to Silent Valley and then turn left, following a small, jagged path beside a stone and the river.
This area is not ideal for swimming laps but it’s great for a refreshing dip.
Thomastown Island Weir Pool, Kilkenny
Thomastown Island Weir Pool in Kilkenny lies on the stunning River Nore, just across the bridge as you head out of town.
There’s plenty of roadside parking nearby and a small laneway beside Grennan Mill will give visitors access to the swimming pool area.
The swimming area is shallow and can be accessed from a set of curbed stone steps.
The long narrow stretch of pool is located between two large grassy banks.
The swimming pool is life guarded throughout the summer months – and visitors will find the Kilkenny hidden gem bustling with tourists and locals.
The stepping stones serve as a perfect little seat to perch yourself on before or after your swim.
With picnic tables dotted around the grassy area, families can bring a packed lunch and relax beside the pool for the day.
Belmullet Tidal Pool, Mayo
The free pool is located on Shore Road in the waters of Blacksod Bay in Belmullet, Co Mayo.
Just a short walk from the town centre, it is the perfect addition to a day out.
It has a toddlers’ section for the younger ones, and a deeper section for the more experienced swimmers.
A lifeguard is on duty during the months of July and August.
They also provide swimming and safety lessons for children while the lifeguard is on duty.
Also on site is a new addition with Sona Sauna, a wood-fired sauna and wellness centre.
And 40 minute sessions starts from just €15.
The tidal pool offers views of Blacksod Bay and measures 20m in length.
It is filled by high tide water, and both ends of the pool are accessible with ladders.
The pool is free and can be accessed all year round, but without lifeguards apart from in July and August.
Parking is available for pool users only, or you can park in Belmullet town centre.
Ballinakill outdoor swimming pool, Laois
In Laois, the Queen’s County is home to Ballinakill outdoor swimming pool and playground.
The heated pool has recently undergone a massive upgrade and is open from June to September.
On weekdays, the pool operates from 5:30pm to 8:30pm and on weekends from 2:30pm to 5:30pm with a second slot from 6:30pm to 8:30pm.
The pool is 35 metres long but has a safe ten metre area for beginner swimmers and toddlers.
Entry for children is only €3 while adults can access the pool for €5.
Or, visitors can pay a €100 membership fee that lasts the entire season.
And on site there’s a fun playground for little ones to enjoy which features a slide, swings, and a climbing frame.
This hidden gem is also close to the stunning town of Ballinakill.
It is best known for its scenic countryside, historic buildings, and the tranquil Ballinakill River that runs through the town.
Banagher pool, Offaly
The Banagher pool located in the River Shannon, Co Offaly, has been labelled one of Ireland’s “most unusual” swim spots.
The pool is free to use and there’s spots nearby to enjoy a picnic afterwards.
It’s surrounded by stunning scenery and historic buildings.
Banagher.ie said: “There is a relatively strong pull on the river due to the Shannon flowing briskly through the arches of the bridge.
“This means that when you are in the pool if you simply lie flat on the water you will find yourself quickly pulled from the top end to the bottom.”
Drumshanbo Outdoor Swimming Pool, Leitrim
Swimming fans in Leitrim can enjoy the warm weather at Drumshanbo Outdoor Swimming Pool, which opens for a summer season.
It operates from 4pm to 8pm on weekdays and 2pm to 8pm on weekends.
The outdoor spot is hugely popular for swimmers and families.
It also has all the necessary facilities for a stress free day including showers and toilets.
The pool has a shallow end and a deep end so it’s perfect for all swimming levels.
Entry to the swimming pool is at a bargain price, set at only €4.50 for kids.
Adult entry costs €5.50.
Carraig na bhFear Swimming Pool, Cork
Carraig na bhFear Swimming Pool is a volunteer-run, community outdoor heated pool.
It is open to the public throughout July and August every year.
Water safety Ireland is holding their swim safety week at this Cork pool.
They will be offering learn to swim and water safety skills lessons in August.
Right beside the pool, visitors will find a selection of benches and tables in a shaded picnic area – ideal for enjoying lunch or snacks in the summer.
Lough Hyne, Cork
Lough Hyne just off the Skibbereen to Baltimore Road, is Ireland’s first marine nature reserve and unique sea-water lake.
This spot has become hugely popular in recent years, with many claiming it’s a touch warmer than the open Atlantic Ocean.
Fáilte Ireland said: “Those who take the trip out to Lough Hyne can also enjoy the neighbouring Mount Knockomagh, which rewards climbers with stunning views over the lake and surrounding areas.
“Visitors can also stop off at O’Neills Coffee House for a pick me up after their outdoor adventures.”
Ballina Riverside Pool, Tipperary
In Tipperary, a day at the pool comes in the form of the Ballina Riverside Pool.
The heated outdoor swimming pool has entry set at only €3.
It’s 25-metres long and will be open to the public July and August.
The outdoor pool offers three sessions every day: 12pm to 1.50pm, 2.10pm to 4pm and 4.30pm to 6.20pm.
And the pool is overseen by fully qualified lifeguards.
Ballyhaunis Pool, Mayo
On the west coast in Co Mayo, Ballyhaunis Pool offers the ideal day out for swimming fans.
The popular outdoor pool operates between 3pm to 5.30pm from Tuesday to Sunday.
It costs €4 for children and €5 for adults.
Castlerea Outdoor Swimming Pool, Roscommon
Castlerea Outdoor Swimming Pool is located in Roscommon.
The heated pool is open every Wednesday to Sunday until the end of August.
The 33 metre long pool which is well maintained and popular with families.
Admission is a bargain €3 for children and €4 for adults.
West End Bathing Pool, Donegal
The West End Bathing Pool, dubbed Nun’s Pool, is a large seawater pool in Bundoran, Co Donegal.
It’s very popular with locals and tourists – as it’s just minutes from the busy town.
There are steps down from one side of the rocks.
You’re only a stone’s throw from the carpark and entry into the wild swim spot is free.
However, it is a tidal pool so swimmers need to take extra care in the water.
And if you’re looking for something a little more luxurious, there’s two brilliant spots to check out.
Glasson Lakehouse, Westmeath
The Glasson Lakehouse, located in Co Westmeath, is a one-stop shop for water activities and its swimming pool is out of this world.
However, you must be a guest of the hotel to go for a swim.
The outdoor pool is in a picture perfect location and opens from 9am to 9:30pm daily.
Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times and flotation devices are not allowed.
The hotel also offers kayaking, paddle boarding and lake boats.
The Farnham Estate, Cavan
If you’re looking for something a bit more luxurious, unwind at this beautiful infinity pool located in The Farnham Estate, Cavan.
The indoor-outdoor hydrotherapy pool overlooks 11km of walking trails and countryside views.
The heated indoor pool, which boasts massage jets, is the perfect place to unwind.
Sliding glass doors allow swimmers to float into the outdoor pool.
Breath-taking views surround the pool and water overlaps the edges.
A Failte Ireland spokesperson said: “While there are many benefits of open water swimming, we advise those taking a dip in inland or coastal Irish waters to always check the weather conditions before entering the water and ensure they are swimming in a spot that is designated as safe to do so.
“Remember to only swim at designated waterways and beaches.”
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The Irish playground on popular beach with go-karting, historic seaweed baths & waterpark for cheap family day out
IF you’re searching for the perfect day out this summer, look no further than this beach in the north west.
Enniscrone in Sligo has long been a popular family hangout spot, with a range of amenities for all ages.
The seaside town is known for its fabulous beach, which is ideal for swimming, walking or relaxing.
It is known as one of the safest and tidiest beaches along the west coast of Ireland – and its 5km of golden sand is a must-visit.
It was awarded Blue Flag status, making it safe for swimming and surfing.
If you’re looking to learn how to surf, there is also a surf club located on the beach for all ages and levels.
Lifeguards watch over the beach during the summer months, making it safe for all ages.
It’s the perfect beach to take a leisurely stroll and is known for its amazing sunsets.
Just behind the beach is a lovely playground for the kids, making it the perfect day out.
The Hollows playground offers Crazy Golf, tennis, a bouncing castle and a ball pond – it is the perfect summer experience.
It features a range of play units for all ages, and costs €3 to enter.
The entrance fee also covers go-karting, while crazy golf is an extra €3.
‘SUPER LOCATION’
It’s open daily from May until the end of August from 10am to 8pm.
And it is a hit with holidaymakers, racking up 3.7 stars out of 5 on Google.
One visitor said: “What a super location and perfect after a trip to the beach… toilet was clean and few lads there helping with kids on go-karts.
“Fun for all ages of little ones. Times can Vary – well of course due to Irish Weather. Will be back.”
Someone else wrote: “Nice ,clean and safe playground for children of various ages.
“Also has a wheelchair swing. The go-karts are the biggest attraction and the staff are very accommodating and mindful of the children’s safety.”
There is also an indoor arcade just off the beach full of different games for the kids and a casino for the parents.
And you can also park up your campervan or pitch a tent to camp at the beach.
Or head to the historic seaweed baths for a relaxing retreat.
WATERPARK
Kilcullen’s Seaweed baths opened in 1912 and is now into the fifth generation of ownership.
Or, head to the town’s own aqua park, WaterPoint, which offers fun for the entire family.
It has an 18m pool and a health suite with a Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room for the adults.
For the kids, the highlight is sure to be the 65-metre flume water slide.
And for the little ones, there is also a separate children’s pool.
The town is also home to one of Ireland’s most famous clubs, Enniscrone Golf Club.
There is a range of accommodation on offer, so you won’t have to travel far to find this gem.
And Sligo town is less than an hour away by car or public transport, making it perfect for a day trip.
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