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Good · SW 2019-2024
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Kilkenny · Laois · Tipperary
River Nore
The Nore flows from north Tipperary through Laois and Kilkenny before joining the Barrow upstream of New Ross. Its wild brown trout waters form part of the Three Sisters river landscape.
A river to explore
The atlas connects River Nore with Durrow, Kilkenny, Thomastown, Inistioge.
Explore station locations →MEASURED AT THE STATION
Water levels
Each reading belongs to a named station. Levels use a local reference point and are not water depth.
OPW water-level station
John's Bridge Nore
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Mcmahons Bridge
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Brownsbarn
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Kilbricken
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Borris-In-Ossory
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Mount Juliet
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Archers Grove
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Planning a fishing visit
Check the observation time and follow the chart at a station you know. Compare changes at that same gauge with your own experience of the river.
Using river levels for fishing →
Nore angling guide ↗
Official information from Inland Fisheries Ireland.
Check current rules, permissions and local access before travelling. These readings do not measure fishing quality or establish that it is safe to enter the water.
Ecological status
Assessments apply to individual waterbodies and assessment periods. Conditions can vary along a river.