List of loughs of Ireland

The largest freshwater loughs in Ireland are: Muckross Lake (the middle lake of the Killarney lakes) is the deepest Irish lake, with a maximum depth of 75 metres. (Volume = Area * Mean Depth) == Freshwater lakes ==

in The Burren . , County Mayo under Nephin and Station Island and Knockeyon and Delphi Pass and Benbulbin and the Twelve Bens and Castle Island and Diamond Hill and Turgesius Island and Inishee Island and the Twelve Bens and the Wicklow Mountains in the Glenveagh Valley at Killykeen Lakes with the county/counties where they are situated and their area in square kilometres. Most of the Republic of Ireland lake areas are taken from the Environmental Protection Agency's A Reference based Typology and Ecological Assessment System for Irish Lakes (pp. 10–13) Brackish loughs An example of a brackish lagoon is Lady's Island Lake, County Wexford Turloughs • Loughareema, County Antrim* • Glenamaddy Turlough, County Galway • Levally Lough, County Galway • Rahasane Turlough, County Galway • Shannon Pot, County Cavan Reservoirs • Poulaphouca Reservoir, County Wicklow • Silent Valley Reservoir, County Down* • Spelga Reservoir, County Down* • Vartry Reservoir, County Wicklow == Sea loughs ==

• Belfast Lough, between County Antrim and County Down* • Strangford Lough, County Down* • Lough Foyle, between County Donegal and County Londonderry* • Galway Bay, County Galway • Lough Hyne, County Cork • Larne Lough, County Antrim* • Lough Mahon, County Cork • Shannon Estuary, Munster • Tralee Bay, County Kerry • Waterford Harbour, County Waterford • Wexford Harbour, County Wexford Fjords • Carlingford Lough, between County Louth and County Down* • Lough Swilly, County Donegal • Killary Harbour, between County Mayo & County Galway == See also ==