Newry Canal hosts the prestigious NCFFI competition
The National Coarse Fishing Federation of Ireland was delighted to present the Celtic Cup competition during last week. The Newry Canal, specifically the Albert Basin and the developed ‘Coal Yard’ match stretch, was the venue for the championships.
It’s the biggest coarse angling event on the canal since the home international of 2015. Preparation and practice over two days when anglers were advised about team fishing necessary for international competition. The match took place on Saturday and Sunday, fishing 11am to 3pm. Team Ireland presented three mixed teams of four from those who expressed interest for international competition. For more details, visit
His final tally almost doubled that of runner-up Damian Foltyn with 25 carp for 50.120kg, just ahead of Grazvydas Karalius with 47.990kg.Those anglers who qualified over two heats at Gaulmoylestown Lake and Oaklands Lake met again in New Ross for the championship final. The prize fund of €880 was shared among the top six with section winners paid on the day.
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