159 beaches have been awarded with a blue or green flag - an increase of two from last year.
94 blue flags were given to Irish beaches which is a global award and shows the areas have an excellent standard of water.
While green flags are given for an area's clean environment, clean water and natural beauty.
65 separate locations were given green flags this year.
The successful beaches in Wicklow awarded with blue flags are Brittas Bay South, Brittas Bay North and Greystones South.
Patients Urged Not To Attend GP Practice In Bray Amid Suspension Order
The Medical Council has issue a strong warning regarding Dr Regine Grah, who is suspended from the Medical Register by order of the High Court.
Anti-social Behaviour In Bray Raised With Justice Minister
Wicklow TD Edward Timmins contacted Minister Jim O'Callaghan as residents in the Boghall Road area report ongoing problems.
Irish Artist Honours Katie Taylor With Mural Ahead Of Croke Park Homecoming
Katie Taylor is further immortalised in a thought provoking new mural as fans prepare for one last chance to see her fight at Croke Park in her curtain call
Wicklow Warned of Return To School Transport Chaos
Wicklow TD John Brady is calling for urgent action to resolve any issues before schools reopen.
Wicklow Farmer Among Six Picked for Flocks of the Future Initiative
Mark Norse from Newcastle will receive a mini flock of sheep worth more than €2,500.
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