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Angling Walk: Invasive Species & Biosecurity
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31 May 05:00 PM
Until 31 May

Angling Walk: Invasive Species & Biosecurity

Lough Gur
Angling Walk: Invasive Species & Biosecurity
Lough Gur

Lough Gur, Limerick’s Lake District, is at the heart of a remarkable archaeological landscape featuring sites that represent every major period of human history in Ireland. Physical evidence of occupation from the Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Early Christian, Medieval, Early Modern and Modern eras has been found in the immediate vicinity.

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Title: Angling Walk

Leader: Streamscapes

Date & Time: Sunday 31st May 2026

Time: 5.00pm

Where: Meet at the coffee van in Lough Gur Carpark

Booking: Not required

Cost: Free

As part of Lough Gur Biodiversity Festival, join StreamScapes for a guided angling walk exploring the impact of invasive species on Irish waterways and the steps anglers can take to help stop their spread. StreamScapes is known for freshwater education and catchment awareness work, while Inland Fisheries Ireland advises water users and anglers to follow simple biosecurity measures such as Check, Clean, Dry to reduce the risk of spreading invasive species and disease. This walk will combine practical guidance with discussion on protecting rivers, lakes and fish habitats, making it ideal for anglers, outdoor enthusiasts and anyone interested in caring for our waterways.

31 May
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