9 rivers connected with Meath in the atlas.
Blackwater (Enfield) is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 07. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Blackwater (Kells) is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 07. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
The Boyne rises in Kildare and travels northeast towards the Irish Sea below Drogheda. Around Trim and Navan, IFI describes a river with established wild brown trout angling.
Deel [Raharney] is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 07. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
The midland Inny rises near Oldcastle in Meath and connects with Lough Sheelin before reaching Lough Ree. IFI describes mixed angling along the river, including around Ballymahon and Abbeyshrule.
Moynalty is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 07. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Nanny is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 08. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Tolka is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 09. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Tremblestown is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 07. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
