* River Barrow: The Barrow is the second longest river in Ireland, flowing for 192 kilometers from County Laois in the east to the Atlantic Ocean in County Wexford in the south. It is also a popular destination for boating and fishing, and there are many historical sites along its banks, including the ruins of several medieval castles.
* River Suir: The Suir is the third longest river in Ireland, flowing for 184 kilometers from County Tipperary in the south to the Atlantic Ocean in County Waterford in the south. It is also a popular destination for boating and fishing, and there are many historical sites along its banks, including the famous Rock of Cashel.
* Grand Canal: The Grand Canal is a man-made waterway that connects Dublin to the River Shannon. It was built in the 18th century, and it is now a popular destination for boating and fishing. There are many towns and villages along its banks, and it is a great way to see some of the countryside of Ireland.
* Royal Canal: The Royal Canal is another man-made waterway that connects Dublin to the River Shannon. It was also built in the 18th century, and it is now a popular destination for boating and fishing. There are many towns and villages along its banks, and it is a great way to see some of the countryside of Ireland.
