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Lough Corrib is the largest lake in the Republic of Ireland and the second-largest on the island after Lough Neagh, covering approximately 176 sq km across County Galway and County Mayo. The lake contains over 360 islands and drains to the Atlantic Ocean via the River Corrib through Galway City. It...
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Large Irish lake with islands, trout fishing and Galway setting; strong regional reputation, moderate global visibility.
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Lough Mask is a substantial limestone lake straddling the border between Counties Galway and Mayo in western Ireland. The lake is defined by its karst geology, featuring an underground drainage system where water flows beneath the porous limestone bedrock to supply the neighboring Lough Corrib. It i...
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Renowned angling lake with karst interest; valued by specialists, less prominent as a broad scenic destination.
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