Morriscastle, Beach located in South-East IRL

Morriscastle Beach is located on the East Coast of County Wexford about 4 miles South of Cahore Point. The Beach is a fine sandy beach stretching some 2 miles in length. It is claimed to be the longest beach in Ireland and is known locally as the ‘Golden Mile’. The area is important from a nature point of view with a Special Area of Conservation – Kilmuckridge / Tinnaberna Sandhills to the South. The Wexford Coastal Pathway passes through Morriscastle on its 221km journey. The beach can be reached by a 150 metre walk from the car park onto the strand. The beach is a very popular for bathing with locals and visitors.