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Loughs of Ireland

A Flyfisher's Guide

Author: Peter O'Rielly
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Author
Peter O'Rielly
Title
Loughs of Ireland
Publisher
Merlin Unwin Books, 2007
ISBN
9781873674727
Pages
320
Price
UK£20.00
 

GFF rating: 0 out of 7
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Reviewed by Martin Joergensen

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