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The branding of the Wild Atlantic Way is a relatively recent development in Irish tourism, having recently marked 12 years since its launch. Yet the coastal route it follows has been travelled for centuries, linking small towns, villages and seaside communities along Ireland’s western seaboard. Much of the journey takes in roads many of us might never have explored were it not for the initiative introduced by Bord Fáilte.

Every once in a while, the west of Ireland is graced with a sunny day, and what better way to spend that miraculous day than with a trip to one of the many beaches in Clare? Discover three of the best beaches along the Wild Atlantic Way below, so you are prepared for when the sun does show.

The bye-laws will affect water sports at the county beaches and waterways from Loughrea to Portumna, and all along the ‘Wild Atlantic Way’ including Dogs Bay and Gurteen in Connemara.