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Nenagh

Major Tipperary fish kill 'like a chemical attack'

The fish kill that wiped out close to 15,000 fish on the Ollatrim River outside Nenagh last week was described at Nenagh Municipal District meeting as being "almost like a chemical attack". The exact cause of the pollution has not been ascertained ...

23 Jul 2018 at 12:30

Nenagh

Breaking: 14,749 fish dead following massive kill on Ollatrim River outside Nenagh

A total of 14,749 fish have been killed in a massive incident on the Ollatrim River outside Nenagh, Inland Fisheries Ireland have confirmed. The river is a tributary of the Nenagh River. Fisheries Officers attended the site at Ballinahemery ...

17 Jul 2018 at 12:54

Nenagh

Tipperary fish kill breaking: 100 brown trout found dead in Ballina stream

Inland Fisheries Ireland is investigating a fish kill at Ballycorrigan Stream near the confluence of the River Shannon at Ballina. Staff observed approximately 100 brown trout of various age groups, three juvenile salmon and a stone loach ...

21 May 2018 at 11:18

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Tipperary angling projects get more than €38,000 for river enhancement

Tipperary angling projects have been granted more than €38,000 for two projects that will enhance the fishing experience for Tipperary fishermen. In Tipperary, the following projects were selected to receive funding: • River Anner, Co ...

12 Dec 2017 at 10:45

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