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The catchment of the Avonmore River, taken together with the Avonbeg and Avoca rivers is the largest in county Wicklow, covering some 650 sq kilometres. It stretches from Lough Tay and Lough Dan in the north and includes most of the east Wicklow glens as well as rolling countryside south from Rathdrum, Avoca and Arklow, where it reaches […]