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Sports Hq,, 13 Joyce Way, Park West Business Park, Dublin 12, Dublin
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Blessington, Wicklow
The Blessington Lake is owned by the Electricity Supply Board and is renowned beauty spot only 19 miles from Dublin. Coarse angling is available with abundant stocks of Roach, Perch and specimen pike being caught up to 9km. There is also brown trout angling. Fishing on the lakes is regulated by the E.S.B. Fisheries Conservation, Hydro Group, Ardnacrusha, Limerick....
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Galway, Galway
You can find yourself in complete solitude during the day, (often with a whole lake to yourself) and yet in the evenings, great night life is never far away. There's something here for everyone, ranging from traditional Irish music, to hard rock, even tecno. The fishing also offers incredible variety, from some of the small river roach catches, to big weights of Bream in the beautiful rush lined lakes....
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15 A West Pier, Howth, Dublin
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Ballymena, Antrim
Dungonnell Reservoir is a long, narrow stretch of water covering some 70 acres on a windswept moor to the south of Craignamaddy. It is approached off the A43 Ballymena-Cushendall road. Turn off at Cargan and the rest of the way is signposted. This water holds a stock of native trout which is supplemented with stocked fish on a regular basis. The west and south shores are firm and well suited to bank fishing but care should be exercided along the north side. The trout average nearly 1lb and there...
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Carndonagh, Donegal
These two loughs lie to the west of the T73 Quigley's Point-Moville Road. To get to Lough Inn, take the mountain road up the side of Glencaw Hill:the loughs is to the right after 3 and a half miles. It can also be approached from Cardonagh. Lough Inn holds small brown trout and you might be lucky to get an occasional sea trout from August on. Lough Inn lies to the north east on the northern side of Tawash Hill. It is reported to hold only char that average 6oz. They are sometimes taken on fly i...
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Sligo, Sligo
A deep lake holding brown trout and perch . Free fishing from the shore....
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Rampart Lane , Kinsale, Cork
Kinsale Angling cater for all typer of angliers, from the beginners to the more advance anglier. Rods and Tackle are availbe to hire. You can aslo by you own bait.

Fish species that can be caught in Kinsale will include Haddock, Ling, Mackeral, Pollack, Shark, Whiting, Wrasse....
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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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Kilmacanoge, Wicklow
County Wicklow, The Garden of Ireland, is renowned for its magnificent landscape, dramatic Loughs, mountainous terrain and long sandy beaches. With a large range of rivers, lakes and sea fishing opportunities to choose from your angling holiday in Co. Wicklow will certainly be and enjoyable one. Only 12 miles from Dublin, Ireland's capital city, the county is easily accessible from the ports of Dun Laoghaire and Rosslare, Co. Wexford or from Dublin Airport. Co. Wicklow has some of the best ri...
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