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River Suir
The Suir connects Tipperary river towns including Thurles, Cahir and Clonmel. IFI describes trout angling on the main river and on several of its tributaries.
PLACES & CONNECTIONS
A river to explore
The Suir connects Tipperary river towns including Thurles, Cahir and Clonmel. IFI’s regional guide also describes tributaries such as the Nire, Tar and Anner.
Each reading belongs to a named station. Levels use a local reference point and are not water depth.
Choosing a station
Thurles, Caher Park, Clonmel and Ardfinnan have named records. Some additional entries are marked FFWS back-up; retain the full name when choosing a station.
The Suir section identifies trout waters around Thurles, Holycross, Cahir, Ardfinnan, Clonmel and Carrick-on-Suir, alongside tributaries including the Nire, Tar and Anner.
Species described by the official guide: Brown trout.
Use the regional guide to identify an area, then check the local angling club for its visitor arrangements.
A State licence and permission for a particular fishery are separate matters. Check the applicable licence requirements, the current rules for your species and water, and the club or rights holder’s permission. A permit does not by itself establish a route across private land.
These links lead to the official publisher. Seasons, restrictions, prices and access arrangements are not reproduced here.
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.
RIVER HEALTH
Ecological status
Assessments apply to individual waterbodies and assessment periods. Conditions can vary along a river.
