Loughs Conn and Cullin are open free fishing, and on the preserves the terms are most liberal.
At this point a unique view is obtained of Isknamaclery Lake and Lough Nabrackderrag on the right, and Loughs Namona and Cloonaghlin on the left.
The lakes of the Erne, upper and lower, stand next in size; Loughs Corrib and Mask in Connaught, joined by a subterranean channel, are the largest in the west.
The Shannon has three large expansions, Loughs Allen, Ree, and Derg.
These loughs and the smaller loughs, with the streams generally, afford admirable sport with salmon, sea-trout and brown trout, and Ballina is a favourite centre.
The surrounding country, with its waterways, loughs and woods, is of considerable beauty.
Leitrim, Ireland, in the south parliamentary division, beautifully situated on the left bank of the upper Shannon, between Loughs Allen and Boderg, close to the confluence of the Boyle.
There are wide communications by water by the river and the upper and lower loughs Erne, and by the Ulster canal to Belfast.
The loughscontain trout, large pike and other coarse fish.
Loughs Mask and Corrib are connected by a salmon ladder, and contain large trout.
See Castle Pollard, and Pakenham Hall; also Loughs Armagh and Drin.
Cong, now an inconsiderable village, was once the capital of the Kings of Connaught; and stands in a romantic situation between the Loughs Corrib and Mask.
Coleraine is where you join the train to get to Derry, and the rail skirts the shore of Lough Foyle--easternmost of the great succession of sea loughs which make the distinctive beauty of Donegal.
I had to go back to London, and the car took me to Rathmullen on the Swilly shore; and when the little steamer put out from the pier it seemed to me that of these lovely loughs this is after all the most beautiful.
A small bronze arrow and a spear-head were found two feet deep in a gravel shoal close to Rinn Castle, between Loughs Rinn and Sallagh.
Lough Neag had a similar origin, the same being also true of Loughs Allen and Key.
From these two loughsmuch land has been reclaimed.
Apart from these two regions theloughs of Ireland are few but noteworthy.
Every variety of form is seen, from steep flat-topped table-mountains as near Loughs Neagh and Erne, to peaks such as those of the Twelve Pins or Bens of Connemara.
Loughs Mask and Corrib are thus bounded on the west by rugged Silurian and Dalradian highlands, and on the east appear as mere water-filled hollows in the great limestone plain.
The principal of these lie in county Westmeath, such as Loughs Ennel, Owel and Derravaragh, famed for their trout-fishing in the May-fly season.
It passes Belturbet, the Loughs Erne, Enniskillen and Belleek, on its way to the Atlantic, into which it descends at Ballyshannon.
But the most distinguishing features of Fermanagh are the Upper and Lower Loughs Erne, which occupy a great extent of its surface, stretching for about 45 m.
Trout are taken in most of the loughs, and pike of great size in the Loughs Erne.
The scenery about the two Loughs Macnean is carved out in similarly scarped hills, rising to 2188 ft.
Loughs Arrow and Gill; the manufacture of coarse woollens and linens and fishing are the principal industries; the Moy, Owenmore, and Garvogue are navigable rivers.
Upper and Lower Loughs Erne form a waterway through its centre; chief town, Enniskillen.
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