Blue Flag 2026

Mulranny Beach

Co. Mayo, Ireland

Water qualityExcellent EPA

Blue Flag 2026Yes

Green CoastNo

DogsSeasonal

Always verify the car-park location on arrival. Road and access conditions may change.

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.

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This opens the verified car-park pin — never the beach itself or a mid-route point.

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Pin confirmed at 53.8974, -9.7847. Always verify the car park on arrival — access can change.

Map

Verified car-park pin.

Activity suitability

Swimming — Safe
Surfing — No surf
Walking — Good walk (1–3km)
Lifeguard (summer) — Yes

Facilities

Toilets — Yes
Car park — Free
Lifeguard — Yes
Not yet confirmed: Disabled access, Shower, Café nearby

Facilities confirmed from Mayo County Council and Fáilte Ireland Source.

Water quality

Water quality information is sourced from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Ireland and is updated annually. During the bathing season real-time water quality updates are available at beaches.ie. Always check beaches.ie and local signage at the beach before swimming, particularly after heavy rainfall. IrishBeaches.ie accepts no liability for water quality conditions at the time of your visit.

EPA classification: Excellent (latest annual bathing-water assessment). Always check beaches.ie for the current rating.

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