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Did you know that salmon briefly returned to the upper River Shannon in 1994?

August 23, 2014by Dr. Will O'Connor 10 Comments

We visited the beautiful Rivers Boyle and Feorish in the upper River Shannon catchment in August 2014 to look for juvenile salmon. We found that there was a good stock […]

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Atlantic salmon, River Boyle, River Feorish, Shannon salmon management programme

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