It might finally be time to break out the beach towels and swim suits, with the weather finally reaching the 20 degree mark this week. The top ten beaches in Ireland have been revealed for this year, and there is no better time, as we are all definitely just dying to take a dip in the sea for some respite from the heat. Luckily, we are fortunate enough to have an abundance of beautiful beaches at home that we can spend the summer exploring.
READ MORE: Skin expert's advice on preventing sunburn while keeping signs of aging at bay READ MORE: Radio Kerry’s Elaine Kinsella guide to West Kerry: Places to eat and things to do for a short break From Cork to Donegal, there is no shortage of scenic seaside towns and villages to visit for a break away to the beach - but you might be surprised by which beach came out on top. Silver Strand Beach hit the top spot and is an absolute must-see on Sherkin Island, accessible by ferry from Baltimore. The sandy beach is one of Sherkin Island’s most beautiful spots, with magnificent views of Cape Clear Island and the Atlantic Sea.
In second place was Dog’s Bay, located in County Galway - a white-sand beach with gorgeous calm water for perfect for a dip in the warmer months as you observe the coastal views during your visit. Curracloe Beach also followed in second place. Situated in the southeast of Ireland, in Wexford, it’s no surprise that the sandy beach scored so highly, with it being featured in the 1998 film Saving Private Ryan.
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