Laune Anglers' Association

	June 5, 2010	Newly Appointed Waterkeepers Riverworks 2010
	May 2, 2009	New Fishery Signs The Committee decided to get new signs for our fisheries. ...
	April 25, 2009	National Spring Clean 2009 On a bad day weather wise, an energetic group of members and Committee met at Beaufort Bridge at 11am and worked to 2pm and collected twelve large bags of litter and other rubbish from the river banks of our fisheries and from Beat 3. A job very well done and our river banks are all the better for this work.
	Feb-Mar 2009	On Going Maintenance In total forty members have participated in the cleaning and trimming of riverbanks over the past three months. The Committee expresses its gratitude to those members who showed up for this difficult work.
	Jan 2, 2009	Works on River 2009 Joint Maintenance Coordinators Michael Collins and Richard Barry got the years work off on Saturday 3rd Jan with a survey of Broderick's Paul Connor's and Beat 3. The work got underway on Saturday 10th January with the following workers. Stewart Stephens Mike Crowley John Hussey Johnny Sullivan Mike Collins and Billy Downes. The cleanup of Paul Connors Car Park was finished in very bad weather on the Opening Day of the season by Mike Crowley Johnny Sullivan and Stewart Stephens. It is said to look as good as a Multi Storey car park at the moment.
	Jun 2, 2008	Lost and Found - A listing of items lost and found on the river
	Mar 1, 2008	Safety The Committee has decided that in the interests of Safety that it will be compulsory for juvenile members under the age of sixteen to wear a Buoyancy Aid ...
	Feb, 2007	Works on River 2007 This was kicked off in February with new decking and handrails to the bridge over Caol Stream this was done by Richard Barry and Billy Downes.
	Jan 4, 2007	Gaddagh Bridge Gone The Gaddagh Bridge at Killoughane Beaufort long a serious obstruction to spawning salmon in certain water conditions was washed away in the recent floods.
	Sep 15, 2006	Photos of 2006. The rain came at last on Friday 1st September and on Saturday 2nd anglers began meeting fish. Most fish reported from early September were small 3 to 4 lbs and some slightly coloured. Fresher and slightly better fish are now being met. One very lucky angler was Mike Browne from Tralee who on his first visit to the Laune as a Club Member caught a beautiful 15lb fish on the fly off Johnson's high bank, Derek Dennehy was on hand to net the fish. See the first photos of the 2006 season its a pity its so late in the year but anglers are advised to make the best of the good water, but it still takes time to meet up with a fish.
	Aug 2, 2006	“I love fishing the river Laune …” Tim Smith, Editor Today’s Flyfisher English man Tim Smith was introduced to the river Laune some years ago, and having fallen in love with the river from the moment he set foot on its banks, he is now a regular visitor...
	Jul 23, 2006	Message from Mark Corps, IFI Angling Advisor. In visiting this website, anglers from all over the world have an opportunity of making contact with one of the most historic and visitor–friendly angling Associations in Ireland...