Irish Angling Update 🎣 24 May 2024
It has been a mixed bag on the weather front over the past week, with torrential downpours one minute and bright, brassy sunshine the...
Irish Angling Update 🎣 17th May 2024
Temperatures have been quite pleasant over the past week, remaining a few degrees higher than the norm for mid-May. In other regards, the weather...
Irish Angling Update 26 April 2024 🎣
There has been a much-welcomed drier spell of weather over Ireland for the past week, with temperatures below average in the north and east,...
Irish Angling Update 🎣 12 April 2024
Batharnach, clagairt, clagarnach, dallcairt, forlacht, gleidearnach, stealladh, tuile and báisteach are just some (there are plenty more) of the words used to describe rain...
Irish Angling Update 🎣 05 April 2024
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ater levels in most parts of the country are still on the high side but the milder weather of late, particularly over the Easter...
Irish Angling Update 🎣 22 March 2024
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espite some milder days recently it seems that most anglers preferred to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day over the Bank Holiday Weekend rather than venturing...
Irish Angling Update 🎣 8 March 2024
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eather conditions improved somewhat this past week with snow, ground frost and sub-zero temperatures gradually fading away. However, fresh to strong easterly winds persisted...
Irish Angling Update 🎣 1 March 2024
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oday, we welcome the arrival of meteorological spring in the Northern Hemisphere. However, the current weather conditions with low temperatures, heavy sleet and snow...
Irish Angling Update 16 February 2024 🎣
It has been another wet winter's week, with above average rainfall everywhere. The driest location compared to the climatological average was at Belmullet in...
Irish Angling Update 🎣 2 February 2024
The eastern counties saw plenty of wet weather last week, with some heavy showers bringing rainfall that was 175% of the average for the...
