Tramore

Among the cities of Munster, Tramore stands out for the long sweep of Tramore Bay and its enduring role as a seaside resort. On Ireland’s southeast coast in County Waterford, the town fronts a broad sandy beach facing the Celtic Sea, while the cliffs of Newtown Head rise at the bay’s eastern side. The Metal Man, a cast-iron maritime beacon erected in 1816, stands above that headland; it recalls the coast’s hazards and remains one of Tramore’s defining landmarks. Surfing, swimming and shore walks shape the town’s daily rhythm, and the promenade keeps the sea at the centre of local life. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Tramore and County Waterford.

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