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Gallery 2: Modifications

Ardnacrusha Hydroelectric Station

Ardnacrusha Hydroelectric Station

Parteen regulating weir

Parteen regulating weir

Headrace canal

Headrace canal

Extensive modifications at beat 6 and the end of the fishery

Extensive modifications at beat 6 and the end of the fishery

Wall running down the middle of the river channel on beat 5

Wall running down the middle of the river channel on beat 5

Fisheries wall, beat 5

Fisheries wall, beat 5

Ardnacrusha Hydroelectric Station

Ardnacrusha Hydroelectric Station

Ardnacrusha Hydroelectric Station

Ardnacrusha Hydroelectric Station

Parteen Weir, with water spilling

Parteen Weir, with water spilling

Parteen Weir, River Shannon

Parteen Weir, River Shannon

Ardnacrusha Hydroelectric Station

Ardnacrusha Hydroelectric Station

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