BOYNE_010
Poor · SW 2019-2024
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Kildare · Louth · Meath · Offaly
River Boyne
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.
A river to explore
The atlas connects River Boyne with Trim, Navan, Slane, Drogheda.
Connected rivers: River Blackwater (Enfield) River Blackwater (Kells)
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Water levels
Each reading belongs to a named station. Levels use a local reference point and are not water depth.
OPW water-level station
Trim
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Boyne Aqueduct
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Navan Weir
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Slane Castle
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Blackcastle
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Planning a fishing visit
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Ecological status
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