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Welcome Picture of Lisselan Estate
Lisselan, Clonakilty, Cork
"The garden is the glory of Lisselan" (Examiner newspaper)

Lisselan Estate has alot to offer for all the family for a great day out; fishing, golf, guided trails, children's trails, vintage cars and so much more,
The garden and the surronding estate would make a fabulous location for marquee weddings and the gardens are suitable for excellent for wedding photos....
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Errislannan, Galway City, Galway
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Letterkenny, Donegal
Lough Deele is the source of the Deele River which flows east towards Raphoe. It lies deep in the mountains 6 miles south west of Letterkenny and is best approached via a small road from the east. This is a difficult walk through forest and across bog and will take at least one and a half hours to complete. The effort of getting there and back - is generally well rewarded- the trout average nearly three quarters pounds and some excellent catches have been reported. An average catch should produc...
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Clew Bay, Westport, Mayo
The Sea Angling grounds of Clew Bay are recognised as being among the best in Europe. The inshore waters of Clew Bay offer excellent shallow water angling. In fact nearly every known species of fish existing in Irish waters has at some time being recorded in Clew Bay. Boats can be charted for angling, cruising or exploring some of Clew Bay's 365 islands....
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Carrickfergus, Antrim
These waters vary in size from 18 acres up to the 127 acres of Lough Mourne. They all lie north of Carrickfergus and the season runs from 1 March to 31 October, except for the North reservoir where the season is announced annually. Angling is not permitted before 8am or after 10pm. There is a 4 trout daily bag limit and an orthodox fly fishing only is allowed on the Upper and Lower South reservoirs. All legitimate methods on the others, except groundbait and maggots. North Woodburn is stocked wi...
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Ballyshannon, Donegal
There is good angling from the pier which enjoys commanding views of Donegal Bay. A memorial, left, is dedicated to three men who were drowned in Creevy on the 21 August 1988....
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Butlersbridge, Cavan

Butlersbridge is a trout angling centre on the Annalee River and contains a very photogenic inn which is a popular stopping place on the road. Butlersbridge is a picturesque village sited on the Annalee River, just before it enters Lough Erne. Butlersbridge is located just 5km north of Cavan town on the N3.

For more information on Angling in Cavan, contact the Cavan Tourist Office

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Spiddal, Galway City, Galway
Welcome Picture of The Oaks Trout Fishery
Enagh Lough, Judges Road, Derry, Derry
Oaks Trout Fishery is set on a beautiful 15 acre spring fed lake with an abundance of quality hard fighting triploid rainbow trout from 1.5lb to 15lb. It is for fly-fishing only and its location in a lowland and sheltered area allows ample space for bank anglers....
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Sligo, Sligo
Welcome to an anglers paradise. Sligo boasts a maze of premium fishing rivers and lakes ranging in location from just outside Sligo City to the peripherals of the county. The waters of the county offer a vast array of fish from Cod to Conger, Tope to Turbot, Salmon, Pike, Trout and Coarse Fish....
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