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Reviewed through 17 August 2026

Beach guide · County Cork

Long Island North Beach (Pier), County Cork

Peaceful small pier rocky cove

CorkCoastPublic access

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Know before you go

Confirmed, unavailable and unknown are kept separate. Conditions and services can change; check notices when you arrive.

AccessPublic accessChecked 17 August 2026
ParkingNot confirmed
ToiletsNot confirmed
Accessible approachNot confirmed
Seasonal lifeguardNot confirmed
Dogs on leadNot confirmed
Bathing restrictionCurrent status not confirmed

The place

About Long Island North Beach (Pier)

Long Island North Beach (Pier) is a coastal beach or shoreline feature on the County Cork coast. Map geometry keeps this roughly 95 metres-long location separate from Remote Rocky Island Beach, around 1. 0 kilometres away. Public access is recorded, although the final approach and usable shoreline can still change with tide, weather and local conditions. Do not assume parking, toilets or lifeguard cover; check tide, weather, water conditions and current local notices before entering the water.

Beach details

What the evidence records

Water settingCoastChecked 17 August 2026
Shore surfaceMixedChecked 17 August 2026
Bathing-place statusNot confirmedChecked 17 August 2026
Water qualityNot confirmed

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