This page exists solely to organise the pages about waterways of the south-east.
The Suir
The top of the Suir: above Clonmel
The upper Suir (Carrick to Clonmel or vice versa)
- Up the Suir (Kilsheelan to the Anner by canoe)
- The Anner Canal
See the Clonmel Workmen’s Boatclub site here, with photos of the Suir from source to sea.
The middle Suir (Carrick to Waterford)
- Down the Suir in a railway carriage
- The Clodiagh
- The Christmas canals
- St John’s Pill in Waterford
- Lane Fox and St John’s Pill
The Barrow
The Barrow trackway [this page has disappeared]
The Nore
F E Prothero’s descent of the Nore in 1897
The Slaney
Other waterways of the south-east
The Brickey, near Dungarvan in Co Waterford, which may have been a navigation
More waterways will be added as opportunity offers.
Irish waterways history 
Would there be any chance of listing this old waterway in Waterford City which was used by coal, sand and gravel barges up to the 1950’s.The waterway has suffered badly over the years however it is staging somewhat of a comeback with a flood relief scheme underway clearing most of the river and our volunteer group working to restore the old canal stretch on the Tramore road.The major issue with the river is 2 low level bridges and some pipes were built across it in the 1980’s cutting much of it off to boating activity.We got a commitment from City Council that the pipes issue would be dealt with as part of the flood scheme.Would you have any further advice?Could you lend some weight for our arguments and also lobby City Council? Many thanks here is the facebook page https://www.facebook.com/pages/StJohns-River-Kilbarry-Bog/224955274241059?ref=hl