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.
No Changes To Starting Team As Wicklow Football Yearns For Historic Croker Triumph
Wicklow name unchanged team for Tailteann Cup final against Down
Wicklow Braced Once More As Coillte Signal Orange Fire Warning
Public is warned against fires or barbecues in forests or recreational areas, no blocking of emergency access routes, extra vigilance around dry vegetation
Wicklow Boss Targets Tailteann Cup Glory As Down Challenge Looms At Croke Park
'It's not worth a big pile unless we actually go and win it' says the positive Wicklow boss
Wicklow TD Calls For Straw Incorporation Funding For Struggling Tillage farmers
Brian Brennan presses Government for a decision on the Straw Incorporation Measure for struggling tillage sector
New Operator at Wicklow Gaol Brings A Reopening Date Closer
Major refurbishment works at the Wicklow tourist site are nearing completion.
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