| Bundoran, County Donegal | | | | The town of Ballybunion is immediately behind the |
| The seaside resort of Bundoran has so much to | | | | beach, so there isn't far to go when the hunger |
| offer. First of all, there is the Blue Flag Beach | | | | pangs start! |
| where you can enjoy a host of water based | | | | For golfing enthusiasts, Ballybunion has one of the |
| activities, for example, surfing, sailing, wind and | | | | best 18 hole golf courses in the country. The |
| kite surfing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming and | | | | course dates back to 1893 and has seen some |
| fishing. | | | | prestigious events down the years and it goes |
| Take a stroll along the beach or perhaps The Cliff | | | | without saying some of the golfing world's |
| Walk might be more to your liking. One thing is | | | | favourite sons and daughters as well. |
| for sure - the views on either are going to be | | | | Tramore, County Waterford |
| nothing short of spectacular. | | | | One of the main holiday resorts in the South East, |
| Still haven't enough of the water - then it's time | | | | there is plenty to do in Tramore. The beach |
| to hop on board the Waterbus at the pier on | | | | brings swimmers of all ages. And the crashing |
| Donegal Bay. This is a guided tour on Donegal | | | | waves bring the adventurous surfers. Of course if |
| Bay, which lasts about 80 minutes. | | | | surfing is something you always wanted to try, |
| Salthill, County Galway | | | | lessons and equipment are available. |
| This seaside suburb of Galway city is certainly a | | | | There are a host of activities catered for in |
| busy spot. On glorious Summer days, you can | | | | Tramore, which includes, tin pin bowling, golf, |
| enjoy all Galway Bay has to offer as regards | | | | tennis, pitch and putt and horse riding. |
| water sports. However, there is an alternative | | | | Copper Coast Geo Park and Waterford |
| when the weather is not too good, as the | | | | Treasures are 2 visitor centres, which you may |
| Leisureland complex is close at hand, with heated | | | | wish to take a look at. |
| swimming pool and children's amusements. | | | | Rosslare Strand, County Wexford |
| The so-called "Golden Half Mile" is a busy array of | | | | Rosslare Strand enjoys the much-coveted Blue |
| pubs, restaurants, and casinos. Evenings see | | | | Flag Award. The Strand is approximately 10 miles |
| discos and musical pubs taking over. | | | | from Wexford town and 5 miles from the very |
| Once you have done the walk along the beach | | | | busy Rosslare Europort. |
| you may like to take a pleasant stroll in Salthill | | | | Enjoy swimming, windsurfing, kayaking and sailing, |
| Park or Quincentennial Park. | | | | as well as bowling, horse riding and golf. |
| Ballybunion, County Kerry | | | | Places of interest include, Yola Farmstead, which |
| The family sea side resort of Ballybunion is quite a | | | | gives a snapshot of 18th century village life, |
| little treasure trove, with its cliffs, sea caves and | | | | Tacumshane Windmill, Irish National Heritage Park, |
| coves. There is a sandy beach, great for the kids | | | | which takes you back to 7000 B.C., and |
| to build their sand castles, and not too far to get | | | | Johnstown Castle Gardens. |
| down to the water from here. | | | | |