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West End bathing pool, Bundoran, County Donegal, Ireland

December 20, 2015 by

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(Image from author’s collection. Taken in June 2011)

This large bathing pool is a feature of Bundoran’s Cliff Walk and still appeals to hardy swimmers.

See also
Outdoor Swimming Ireland – West End Bathing Pool, Bundoran

Historical notes
1700s to 1850s
Bundoran was developing as an Atlantic coast  holiday resort.

1860-1899
After the 1866 opening of a railway station called Bundoran, two previously distinct communities merged to form present-day Bundoran. By making Bundoran more accessible from Belfast and Dublin, the railway helped Bundoran become a popular seaside resort.

1900 to 1999
Bundoran remained a popular tourist destination.

2000 to present
Bundoran remained a popular tourist destination and gained recognition as one of the Ireland’s and Europe’s best surfing spots.

Filed Under: Ireland's ocean pools, Useable ocean pools

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