15 rivers connected with Limerick in the atlas.
Ballinacurra is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 24. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Bilboa is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 25. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Camoge is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 24. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Dead is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 25. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Deel is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 24. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
The Feale rises in north Cork and flows west through Abbeyfeale and Listowel. Its lower course is known as the Cashen, and IFI describes a spate river associated with salmon and sea trout.
Galey is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 23. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Greanagh is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 24. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Groody is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 25. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Loobagh is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 24. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
The Maigue rises in the Ballyhoura Mountains of north Cork and flows through Croom and Adare towards the Shannon Estuary. The council’s angling guide describes a system primarily associated with trout.
Morningstar is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 24. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Mulkear is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 25. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Newport is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 25. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
The Shannon links Ireland’s central river and lake landscapes. Athlone and Killaloe are established places in its navigation history, while IFI describes coarse angling across the wider Shannon system.
