Tragumna, Sandy beach in County Cork, Ireland.
Tragumna is a sandy beach in County Cork with a flat shoreline and views of Drishane Island situated roughly 100 meters offshore. The wide expanse of sand stretches along the coast, providing ample room for walking and spending time by the water.
The name derives from Irish words 'Tráigh Omna', meaning 'strand of the oak trunk', reflecting the landscape's historical character. The area has long served as a coastal gathering place for the local community across centuries.
The beach received the Blue Flag certification in 2019 and 2020, recognizing its high environmental standards and water quality measures.
The beach provides parking, restroom facilities, and lifeguard coverage during summer months. The flat terrain and wide sandy areas make it easy to navigate and find comfortable spots throughout your visit.
In March 2024, law enforcement apprehended ten international drug smugglers who attempted to use this secluded beach as an entry point.
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