River Aggard
Aggard is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 29. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
21 rivers connected with Galway in the atlas.
Aggard is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 29. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Ballycalahan is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 29. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Beagh is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 29. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Black [Shrule] is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 30. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Bunowen is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 26. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Clare is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 30. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Clarinbridge is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 29. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Cong is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 30. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
The Corrib carries water from Lough Corrib to the sea at Galway City. The Salmon Weir fishery is a prominent angling setting on this short, powerful urban river.
Derrymullan is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 26. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Dunkellin is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 29. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Island is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 26. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Killimor 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.
Lavally is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 29. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Owenboliskey is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 31. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Owendaiulloeg is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 29. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Owenriff is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 30. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
Raford is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 29. 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.
Shiven is the waterbody identified by OPW for monitoring stations in hydrometric area 26. This directory record covers the Republic of Ireland stations listed here; its full course and tributaries have not been mapped.
The Suck runs along the Galway–Roscommon boundary through a lowland river valley. IFI describes the Suck and its lakes as an established area for coarse and pike angling.