Tramore Travel Guide

 SabrinaSummerville Says:  Tramore beach is oe of the best places locally to pick winkles (or, as we always called them, peri-winkles). These are little sea snails that cling to the rocks and the rock pools that form when the tide goes out. They are delicious when cooked, served in warm milk and... 

 SabrinaSummerville Says:  Walking the rocks to the side of what's known as the Ladies Bathing Place (old name, not so commonly used now) is something I did recently that I hadn't done for thirty years or more! I had my six year old nephew with me and he wanted to catch crabs, so off we went (me... 

 stevendaly83 Says:  tramore is one of irelands best surfing spots, with over 5km of beach the bay attracts some great waves for surfing. although only a beginner the very helpful tbay surf shop are great to asist with lessons, surf board hire and wetsuit hire they have more info on their... 

 GuntherHK Says:  There is a permanent fun-fair in Tramore pointed especially for children.Anyway it is open till midnight and there is things to do for adults also.Cheap. 

 Moloney Says:  Tramore has been described variously as "the Serbia of the South" and "a Godless land to be avoided at all costs" (the latter quote is usually attributed to the medieval chronicler, Malachy of Dunstable. I'm not sure about the origin of the former. Mate of mine, probably) As... 

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 SabrinaSummerville Says:  There are many stalls and vans selling fish and chips in Tramore, but my current favourite is Dooleys. This little spot, which is more a kiosk than a shop, is open right to the seafront on Strand Road (just off the main prom).They have a great selection of freshly cooked... 

 ettenaj Says:  Well worth discovering, just a short stroll up the hill from the beach. Establishes over 20 years ago, and recently renovated in a nautical theme, with original fixtures from steamers, frigates and shipping vessels from around the world.Open all day everyday for lunch , late...