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20-year-old Aengus Flanagan won the 2025 Bundoran Bay Swim, coming home to dry land in 31 minutes. Photos of the event can also be available to be seen at www.facebook.com/BundoranCommunityCentre.
Photos accredited to Gerry Breslin. Click on the Arrow to see more snaps of the popular community event in Bundoran.
The annual event took place in July, with swimmers beginning the race at Tullan Strand, swimming 2.4km in open water to Bundoran Pier.
James Garvey and Eoghan McCluskey finished the race in second and third place, respectively.
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Proceeds of the Bay Swim went to the Bundoran Community Centre, which is a registered charity.
Event committee member, Killian O’Kelly, told Donegal Live: “It went really well. We had perfect weather conditions and barely any wind, making it ideal.
“The fastest time was 31 minutes, and all our swimmers came in at the 35-minute window. 61 people took part in the fundraiser for Bundoran Community Centre.”
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