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BE RESPONSIBLE – BE SAFE

The power to control this pandemic is still in our hands

The Government announces phased easing of public health restrictions. From 12^th April 2021, anglers can travel within their county or within 20km of their home if crossing county boundaries. Non-essential business is not permitted.

The Government has published a medium-term strategy Resilience and Recovery 2020-2021: Plan for Living with COVID-19. Ireland is currently at Level 5.

At Level 5, the public health risk means that you will be asked to stay at home, except for travel for essential work, education or other essential purposes, or to take exercise within your county or up to 20km from home.

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work.

Read more about Level 5 restrictions.

Inland Fisheries Ireland offers the following information to anglers as a guideline only. Government advice to stop the spread of coronavirus is BE RESPONSIBLE, BE SAFE.

Tourist anglers

Restrictions on travel to Ireland are in place. If you travel to Ireland from certain countries you have to pay for mandatory hotel quarantine. Visiting international anglers should refer to government guidelines ‘Arriving to Ireland from another country’ for up-to-date advice.

General Guidance for everyone

• Follow Government protocolsand public health guidelines.
  • Hand Hygiene
  • Cough Etiquette
• STAY homeif you have symptoms
• Observe physical distancingby keeping at least 2 metres apart, if not possible wear a face covering.
• Park legally and responsibly if driving to outdoor amenities.
• Respect our emergency services and avoid activities that could potentially lead to emergency call outs.
• Respect the environment, animals & wildlife and dispose of waste properly.
• Travel separately, unless from the same household and visit outdoor areas at off peak times if possible.

Fish stocking

IFI has ceased stocking fish to all locations.

All Anglers

Follow up-to-date Government advice, however changes to Government advice may result in amendments to this information. To stay safe, anglers should follow public health guidelines:

• People may meet with people from one other household in outdoor settings when taking exercise.
• No indoor or outdoor exercise group activities, including those involving children, should take place.
• Individual training only.
• No competitions.
• No indoor or outdoor gatherings.

Boat Anglers

Max 2 persons in small boats to comply with physical distancing (unless from same household). Remember to maintain physical distancing on board and at slipways and access points.

Guides & Ghillies

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work. 

Charter Boat Owners

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work.

BE RESPONSIBLE – BE SAFE

The power to control this pandemic is still in our hands

Inland Fisheries Ireland offers the following information to anglers as a guideline only. Government advice to stop the spread of coronavirus is BE RESPONSIBLE, BE SAFE.

The Government has extended Covid-19 Level 5 restrictions until 12^th April. Travel restrictions mean anglers must continue to stay within 5km of their home.

From 12^th April, anglers can travel within their county or within 20km for residence living close to county borders. Non-essential business is not permitted.

The Government has published a medium-term strategy Resilience and Recovery 2020-2021: Plan for Living with COVID-19. Ireland is currently at Level 5.

At Level 5, the public health risk means that you will be asked to stay at home, except for travel for essential work, education or other essential purposes, or to take exercise within 5km of home.

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work.

Read more about Level 5 restrictions.

Inland Fisheries Ireland offers the following information to anglers as a guideline only. Government advice to stop the spread of coronavirus is BE RESPONSIBLE, BE SAFE.

Tourist anglers

Restrictions on travel to Ireland are in place. If you travel to Ireland from certain countries you have to pay for mandatory hotel quarantine. Visiting international anglers should refer to government guidelines ‘Arriving to Ireland from another country’ for up-to-date advice.

General Guidance for everyone

• Follow Government protocols and public health guidelines.
  • Hand Hygiene
  • Cough Etiquette
• STAY home if you have symptoms
• Observe physical distancing by keeping at least 2 metres apart, if not possible wear a face covering.
• Park legally and responsibly if driving to outdoor amenities.
• Respect our emergency services and avoid activities that could potentially lead to emergency call outs.
• Respect the environment, animals & wildlife and dispose of waste properly.
• Travel separately, unless from the same household and visit outdoor areas at off peak times if possible.

Fish stocking

IFI has ceased stocking fish to all locations.

All Anglers

Follow up-to-date Government advice, however changes to Government advice may result in amendments to this information. To stay safe, anglers should follow public health guidelines:

• People may meet with people from one other household in outdoor settings when taking exercise.
• No indoor or outdoor exercise group activities, including those involving children, should take place.
• Individual training only.
• No competitions.
• No indoor or outdoor gatherings.

Boat Anglers

Max 2 persons in small boats to comply with physical distancing (unless from same household). Remember to maintain physical distancing on board and at slipways and access points.

Guides & Ghillies

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work. 

Charter Boat Owners

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work.

BE RESPONSIBLE – BE SAFE

The power to control this pandemic is still in our hands

Inland Fisheries Ireland offers the following information to anglers as a guideline only. Government advice to stop the spread of coronavirus is BE RESPONSIBLE, BE SAFE.

Anglers are advised that under the current Level 5 Covid 19 restrictions the Cork stocked trout lakes due to reopen 1^st April will remain closed until further notice.

The Kerry lakes, due to reopen 1^st May will remain closed if current restrictions continue.

The lakes affected are:

Cork:

• Shepperton
• Bofinne
• Ballinlough

Kerry:

• Fadda
• Barfinnihy

Please check this website for updates.

The Government has extended the Covid-19 Level 5 restrictions until 05 April 2021. Travel restrictions mean anglers must stay within 5km of their home. Non-essential business is not permitted.

The Government has published a medium-term strategy Resilience and Recovery 2020-2021: Plan for Living with COVID-19. Ireland is currently at Level 5.

At Level 5, the public health risk means that you will be asked to stay at home, except for travel for essential work, education or other essential purposes, or to take exercise within 5km of home.

Inland Fisheries Ireland offers the following information to anglers as a guideline only. Government advice to stop the spread of coronavirus is BE RESPONSIBLE, BE SAFE.

Visiting international anglers should refer to government guidelines ‘Arriving to Ireland from another country’ for up-to-date advice.

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work.

Read more about Level 5 restrictions.

General Guidance for everyone

• Follow Government protocols and public health guidelines.
  • Hand Hygiene
  • Cough Etiquette
• STAY home if you have symptoms
• Observe physical distancing by keeping at least 2 metres apart, if not possible wear a face covering.
• Park legally and responsibly if driving to outdoor amenities.
• Respect our emergency services and avoid activities that could potentially lead to emergency call outs.
• Respect the environment, animals & wildlife and dispose of waste properly.
• Travel separately, unless from the same household and visit outdoor areas at off peak times if possible.

Fish stocking

IFI has ceased stocking fish to all locations.

All Anglers

Follow up-to-date Government advice, however changes to Government advice may result in amendments to this information. To stay safe, anglers should follow public health guidelines:

• People may meet with people from one other household in outdoor settings when taking exercise.
• No indoor or outdoor exercise group activities, including those involving children, should take place.
• Individual training only.
• No competitions.
• No indoor or outdoor gatherings.

Boat Anglers

Max 2 persons in small boats to comply with physical distancing (unless from same household). Remember to maintain physical distancing on board and at slipways and access points.

Guides & Ghillies

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work. 

Charter Boat Owners

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work.

BE RESPONSIBLE – BE SAFE

The power to control this pandemic is still in our hands

Inland Fisheries Ireland offers the following information to anglers as a guideline only. Government advice to stop the spread of coronavirus is BE RESPONSIBLE, BE SAFE.

The Government has extended the Covid-19 Level 5 restrictions until 05 March 2021. Travel restrictions mean anglers must stay within 5km of their home. Non-essential business is not permitted.

Orders for books and measuring mats on this site are being processed but there is likely to be a week’s delay before delivery

The Government has published a medium-term strategy Resilience and Recovery 2020-2021: Plan for Living with COVID-19. Ireland is currently at Level 5.

At Level 5, the public health risk means that you will be asked to stay at home, except for travel for essential work, education or other essential purposes, or to take exercise within 5km of home.

Inland Fisheries Ireland offers the following information to anglers as a guideline only. Government advice to stop the spread of coronavirus is BE RESPONSIBLE, BE SAFE.

Visiting international anglers should refer to government guidelines ‘Arriving to Ireland from another country’ for up-to-date advice.

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work.

Read more about Level 5 restrictions.

General Guidance for everyone

• Follow Government protocols and public health guidelines.
  • Hand Hygiene
  • Cough Etiquette
• STAY home if you have symptoms
• Observe physical distancing by keeping at least 2 metres apart, if not possible wear a face covering.
• Park legally and responsibly if driving to outdoor amenities.
• Respect our emergency services and avoid activities that could potentially lead to emergency call outs.
• Respect the environment, animals & wildlife and dispose of waste properly.
• Travel separately, unless from the same household and visit outdoor areas at off peak times if possible.

Fish stocking

IFI has ceased stocking fish to all locations.

All Anglers

Follow up-to-date Government advice, however changes to Government advice may result in amendments to this information. To stay safe, anglers should follow public health guidelines:

• People may meet with people from one other household in outdoor settings when taking exercise.
• No indoor or outdoor exercise group activities, including those involving children, should take place.
• Individual training only.
• No competitions.
• No indoor or outdoor gatherings.

Boat Anglers

Max 2 persons in small boats to comply with physical distancing (unless from same household). Remember to maintain physical distancing on board and at slipways and access points.

Guides & Ghillies

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work. 

Charter Boat Owners

During level 5 restrictions, only essential workers can travel to work.

BE RESPONSIBLE – BE SAFE

The power to control this pandemic is still in our hands

Inland Fisheries Ireland offers the following information to anglers as a guideline only. Government advice to stop the spread of coronavirus is BE RESPONSIBLE, BE SAFE.