IRELAND

Name of Animal (if any)	Body of Water	Country or Region	Description	Date(s)
	Lough Dubh	On the River Suck(!), Ireland	Not a long-necked Nessie type; Instead has "short thick legs with small ears and a white pointed horn on the snout. It was dark grey in colour, and covered with bristles or short hair, like a pig." Became agressive after hooked by fishermen.	1956, 1960, 1962
	Lough Clevaun	Ireland
	Lower Lough Bray	Ireland	In the mountains south of Dublin, the lake has deep waters stained by peat. The monster is reported to have a humped back with dark grey skin and a swan-like head and neck.	3 June 1963
	Lough Major	County Monaghan, Ireland	Maned serpent with 2 horns	late July 1963
	Lough Abisdealy	Ireland
	Lough Inagh	in Connemara, Ireland	Maned serpent	1897
	Glendarry Lough	Achill Island, Ireland	Described as anywhere from 8 to 40 feet long, with a thick tail and dark brown skin. Typical plesiosaur description. Alleged photo is probably a hoax.	1933, 1938, 1966 May & June 1968,
	Lough Fadda	Ireland	Black animal with a long curved neck. Despite numerous reports, divers, dragging and depth-charges failed to bring out a monster.	1954, 1966, 1968, 1969
	River Liffey	Ireland	Sightings in the river before its valley was flooded for a Dublin resevoir
	Coole Lake	Ireland
	Sraheens Lough	Ireland	Described as a dinosaur that moves like a kangaroo when seen on land. Blamed for the disappearence of local sheep. Dark-brown skin and a swan-neck. The lake itself is probably an extinct volcano.	1930's, 1966, 1969
	Achill Sound	Ireland	Reportedly eats sheep
	Lough Fadda	Connacht province, Ireland		1954
	Lough Neagh	Northern Ireland		1933, 1960's
	Drumsnatt in Monaghan	Ireland	Described as an upturned-boat shape	ancient
	Lough Graney	Ireland	giant eel-like
	Lough Dunmanway	Ireland	~10' long serpent	1963
	Lough Ree	River Shannon, Ireland	Documented sighting by 3 priests 18 May 1960	300 BC, 600 AD, 1950, 1960
	Lough Muck	Ireland	large eyes, humps	1934 (none in more recent years)
	Lough Bran (formerly Brin)	Head of Blackwater River, Ireland	The loch is 1 mile long, 1/2 mile wide and 35 fathoms deep in places.	1893, 1940, Dec 1954, 1960's
	Lough Nahanagan	Ireland	Probably only folklore
	Lake Poul na Gurrum (Lough Abilsblealy)	Ireland	snake-like undulating loops, up to 25 feet long	~1864, Jan 1914
Searrach Uisge ("Water Colt")	Loch Suainbhal	Leurbost village, Parish of Lochs, Lewis Island, Scotland, UK	Locals threw lambs into the loch to appease the monster for many decades. Described as eel-like 40 ft long. Once ate a blanket left on the beach by a shepherd girl!	1821, Apr/Mar 1856
	Stronsay Island	Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK	large, unknown carcass washed ashore	1808
	Lough Crolan	Ireland		1961
	Lough Allen	Ireland
	Lough Mask	Ireland	black in color	1674
	Lough Derg ("The Red Lake")	Ireland	Name of the lake comes from an ancient tale of a lake monster being slain here.	ancient to present
	Lough Nahooin	Ireland	Animal with 2 humps, ~12' long, pole-like neck and head ~1' in diameter, slick skin, very flexible, flat tail	22 Feb 1968, at sunset