Banna Strand
Stretching from Ballyheigue Beach in the north to Barrow Beach in the south, Banna Strand boasts an extensive network of sand dunes which is a designated Special Area of Conservation (SAC).
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Weather · Fri, 16 Oct
Scattered cloud
5–12°C · 0.2 mm daytime rain
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What to expect
Stretching from Ballyheigue Beach in the north to Barrow Beach in the south, Banna Strand boasts an extensive network of sand dunes which is a designated Special Area of Conservation (SAC). It is also well known as the infamous landing of arms by the executed Sir Roger Casement in the lead up to the 1916 Easter Rising.
Walk the length of the stunning strand or immerse yourself in the beach's role in Irish history. This beach is also of major ecological interest due to both its range of habitats and wildfowl.
Don't forget to take advantage of the lifeguarded beach during the summer months by taking a dip in the refreshing water. For more information, visit the noticeboard which is located on the beach.
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