Streedagh Strand is a beach located in County Sligo, Ireland, known for its average beach break peaks. It's a go-to spot when the SW winds are blowing out Bundoran. The surf here isn't the most consistent and doesn't handle too much size, but it can get bigger and more powerful at the eastern end during pushing tides. It's best suited for intermediate surfers looking for a manageable session.

The optimal swell direction for Streedagh is Northwest, but it can also pick up swells from the Southwest. It handles swell sizes around 2 feet (0.6 meters) and breaks over sand, offering both left and right waves. For the best conditions, aim for a low to mid or high tide with a southeast wind, which can help to clean up the surf a bit. Just keep in mind that the quality can be hit or miss, so it’s worth checking the conditions before heading out.

There’s a moderate crowd on certain days, mostly made up of surfers with similar skill levels. If you're looking for more options after surfing, you might want to explore nearby spots like Back Beach at Clifony or the reef peak at Lislary. Parking is available at the west end of the beach, making it a convenient spot to hop in the water.