List of rivers of Ireland
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This is a list of main rivers in Ireland. It includes rivers that flow through the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Rivers that flow through Northern Ireland are marked with an asterisk (*).
A
[change | change source]- Aghinrawn*
- Agivey*
- Altalacky*
- Annacloy*
- Annascaul
- Annalee
- Arney*
- Aughrim
- Avoca
- Avonbeg
- Avonmore
- Awbeg
B
[change | change source]- Ballinderry*
- Ballycassidy*
- Ballynahinch*
- Ballynahatty*
- Bandon
- Bann* — longest river in Northern Ireland. Upper Bann flows into Lough Neagh and then continues north as the Lower Bann.
- Bann (Wexford)
- Bannagh*
- Barrow
- Black
- Blackwater, Kerry
- Blackwater, Munster
- Blackwater, Ulster*
- Blackwater, Meath
- Boyne
- Boyle
- Bracken, Balbriggan
- Bride
- Brosna
- Burntollet*
- Bush*
C
[change | change source]- Callan*
- Camac
- Camlough*
- Camowen*
- Carey*
- Carrowbeg
- Carryduff*
- Castletown
- Cladagh*
- Clady*
- Clanrye*
- Clare
- Colebrooke*
- Corrib
- Cregg
- Crumlin*
- Cumber*
- Cusher*
D
[change | change source]- Dall*
- Dalua
- Dargle
- Deel
- Dennett*
- Derg*
- Dervock*
- Derry
- Dodder
- Doonbeg
- Drish
- Drumquin*
- Drumragh*
- Duff*
- Dun*
E
[change | change source]- Enler*
- Erkina
- Erne — mainly formed by Upper and Lower Lough Erne*
- Eske
F
[change | change source]- Fane
- Farset*
- Faughan
- Feale
- Fergus
- Finn*
- Foyle — that portion named "Foyle" forms the Republic of Ireland-Northern Ireland border*
- Fury*
G
[change | change source]- Garavogue
- Glen*
- Glenariff*
- Glendergan*
- Glenelly*
- Glenmornan*
- Goul
- Gweebarra
J
[change | change source]- John's
K
[change | change source]- Keady*
- Kells*
- Kilbroney*
- Kings
L
[change | change source]- Lagan*
- Laune
- Lee
- Liffey
M
[change | change source]- Maigue
- Maine*
- Mourne*
- Mourne Beg*
- Moy
- Moyola*
N
[change | change source]- Newry*
- Nore
O
[change | change source]- Owenbrean*
- Owenreagh*
- Owenkillew*
- Owenroe
- Oona
P
[change | change source]- Poddle
Q
[change | change source]- Quiggery*
- Quoile*
R
[change | change source]- Rapemills*
- Reelan*
- Robe (via Loughs Mask and Corrib)
- Roe*
- Roogagh*
- Roughty
S
[change | change source]- Shannon — longest river on the island. Develops into Lough Allen, Lough Bofin, Lough Ree and Lough Derg along its course.
- Shimna*
- Sillees*
- Silver
- Six Mile Water*
- Slaney
- Sruh Croppa*
- Stoneyford
- Strule*
- Suck
- Suir
- Swilly
- Swanlinbar (also known as Cladagh)*
T
[change | change source]- Tall*
- Tar
- Tempo*
- Termon*
- Three Arches*
- Threemilewater*
- Tolka
- Torrent*
U
[change | change source]- Upper Ballinderry*
V
[change | change source]- Vartry
Longest rivers
[change | change source]| River | Length (km) | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | River Shannon | 386 |
| 2 | River Barrow | 192 |
| 3 | River Suir | 184 |
| 4 | River Blackwater (Munster) | 168 |
| 5 | River Nore | 140 |
| 6 | River Bann | 129 |
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