Mulranny Beach
About Mulranny Beach
Mulranny is a Blue Flag beach on a sandy spit between Clew Bay and the Nephin Beg mountains, beside the village and the Great Western Greenway. Lifeguarded in summer with safe swimming, it has a causeway to the strand, salt marsh and machair rich in wildflowers, and sweeping views over the islands of Clew Bay. A scenic, family-friendly beach on the Greenway cycle route.
Get directions to the car park
This opens the verified car-park pin — never the beach itself or a mid-route point.
📍 Get directions to the car park
Pin confirmed at 53.8974, -9.7847. Always verify the car park on arrival — access can change.
Activity suitability
- Swimming — Safe
- Surfing — No surf
- Walking — Good walk (1–3km)
- Lifeguard (summer) — Yes
Facilities
- Toilets — Yes
- Car park — Free
- Disabled access — Partial
- Lifeguard — Yes
- Shower
- Café nearby
Facilities confirmed from Mayo County Council and Fáilte Ireland. Source.
Water quality
EPA classification: Excellent (latest annual bathing-water assessment). Always check beaches.ie for the current rating.
Where to stay nearby
Accommodation near this beach coming soon — we are building our Mayo guide now.
Where to eat & drink
The nearest pub or café from TopPubs.ie will appear here as the Mayo guide is built.
Nearby walks
Coastal walking routes from IrishWalks.ie will appear here soon.
Audio story
A 60–90 second audio story of this beach is coming to AudioToursIreland.ie.
Nearby golf
Coastal golf courses within 15km from GolfIreland.ie will appear here.