Ballycamus

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52°35′48″N 7°55′01″W / 52.59663°N 7.916854°W / 52.59663; -7.916854

Ballycamus or Ballycamusk (Irish: Béal Átha Cumaisc) is a townland in County Tipperary, Ireland. The River Suir forms its eastern boundary.^[1]

Angling

The waters of the River Suir in the area, are run by Thurles, Holycross and Ballycamus anglers, and river trout can be caught here.^[2]

References

^ "Béal Átha Cumaisc/Ballycamusk". Logainm.ie.
^ "Tis to be suir a great river for the trout". Angling Ireland ^{[dead link]}.

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[1] "Béal Átha Cumaisc/Ballycamusk". Logainm.ie.

[2] "Tis to be suir a great river for the trout". Angling Ireland ^{[dead link]}.

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