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Streedagh Beach

Good to go

No current pollution alerts — always assess conditions yourself.

About this spot

Streedagh Beach is an exposed sandy beach, backed by sand dunes. Streedagh Beach has a fixed coastal dune system containing a variety of herbaceous vegetation. The estuary nearby consists of sand flats with areas of salt marsh around the margins, these habitats support a variety of plant species. This beach forms part of a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) known as the Streedagh Point Dunes. The beach forms part of a tombolo formation, joining Conor's Island to Streedagh Point and it is approximately 2.5km in length.

Facilities & access

Lifeguard
Yes
Parking
No
Toilets
YesAvailable during bathing season
Accessible entry
No
Dogs
YesA person in charge of a dog on any of this beach shall keep such dog on a leash of fixed length of less than 2 metres, and otherwise under adequate control from 10am each day, throughout the year. Before 10am dogs must be kept under effective control.
Public transport
No

Official water quality

Classified Excellent in 2025.

Streedagh Beach is classified as achieving Excellent Water Quality in 2025 based on the assessment of bacteriological results for the period 2022 to 2025. Streedagh Beach has achieved an Excellent Water Quality rating for the four consecutive years 2022 to 2025. Annual water quality ratings are generally calculated using monitoring results over a four-year period and are assessed against stringent bacterial limits to protect bather health.

Official bathing-water profile

Common questions

Can you swim at Streedagh Beach right now?
Streedagh Beach is currently marked "Good to go". No current pollution alerts — always assess conditions yourself. This reflects the latest data published by the Environmental Protection Agency (Ireland). Conditions change quickly — always assess the water yourself before entering.
What is the water quality like at Streedagh Beach?
the Environmental Protection Agency (Ireland) classified Streedagh Beach as Excellent in 2025. Classifications are a rolling assessment of bacterial samples taken over four bathing seasons, measured against E. coli and intestinal enterococci limits set by the EU Bathing Water Directive.
Is there a swimming ban or warning at Streedagh Beach?
There are no active bathing restrictions published by the Environmental Protection Agency (Ireland) for Streedagh Beach. That is not a guarantee of safety — assess conditions yourself.
Is there a lifeguard at Streedagh Beach?
Yes — Streedagh Beach has lifeguard cover. Cover is seasonal; check locally before relying on it.
What facilities are there at Streedagh Beach?
Streedagh Beach has toilets. Facility information is published by the Environmental Protection Agency (Ireland).

Contains data from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), licensed under CC BY 4.0.