FISHING in Ireland’s county DUBLIN
Howth Harbour and Cliffs: A picturesque fishing village on Dublin’s north coast, renowned for sea angling from the harbor walls…
FISHING in Ireland’s county FERMANAGH
Upper Lough Erne: A vast, interconnected lake system in southeast Fermanagh, renowned for its coarse fishing, particularly for pike, bream,…
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FISHING in Ireland’s county LIMERICK
River Shannon (Castleconnell to Limerick City): Ireland’s longest river, flowing through Limerick, is a premier…
FISHING in Ireland’s county LONGFORD
Lough Ree: Ireland’s second-largest lake, straddling Counties Longford, Westmeath, and Roscommon, renowned for coarse fishing,…
FISHING in Ireland’s county MAYO
Lough Mask: A large limestone lake near Ballinrobe, renowned for its wild brown trout and…
FISHING in Ireland’s county MEATH
River Boyne (Navan to Trim): One of Ireland’s most famous rivers, flowing through Meath, renowned…
FISHING in Ireland’s county MONAGHAN
Lough Muckno: A 325-hectare lake near Castleblayney, considered one of Ireland’s finest coarse fishing venues,…
FISHING in Ireland’s county OFFALY
Grand Canal (Tullamore to Edenderry): A historic canal running through Offaly, known for excellent coarse…
FISHING in Ireland’s county ROSCOMMON
Lough Ree: Ireland’s second-largest lake, straddling Counties Roscommon, Longford, and Westmeath, renowned for coarse fishing…
FISHING in Ireland’s county SLIGO
Lough Gill: A large, scenic lake near Sligo town, renowned for wild brown trout, salmon,…