Welcome to DTAA

  • Amazing Social Fishing outings and Competitions,
  • annual trip to Crossmolina, friendships and fun
  • Fishing on the Liffey , Bohernabreena reservoir,
  • Kings River and more
  • Access to boats on Loughs Owel and Lene
  • New Member orientation / onboarding
  • ITFAA affiliation – many Irish caps over last 10 years
  • ILFA collaboration – 2 DTAA members also in IFLA
  • and youngest Captain Almha McDonnell is a long
  • standing DTAA member

Latest Posts

McCarron Cup 2024: stunning victory for Dermot Flynn
Perfect conditions: wind, cloud, temperature, sedge and olives hatching; the rain held off. …
McCarron Cup 2024 Preview
As far as we can tell conditions for this Saturday's McCarron Cup will …
Doherty Does it! Ryder Cup Champ
Very tough conditions at Bohernabreena last Saturday 7th September for the Ryder Cup. …
Several DTAA members through to the National Final
Last Saturday 31st August saw the Leinster Qualifiers taking place on Lough Leane. …
DTAA Family Fun Day 2024
The weather was perfect, plenty of fish, boundless enthusiasm and joy ensured that …
Elvery Cup goes to Dave Canning
Huge turnout for the annual Elvery Cup which was fished Saturday 27th on …
Ian Rowand Trophy report
On Saturday, 6th July 2024, 26 avid anglers gathered at Tullaghan's Shore, Lough …
LM Byrne Cup Results
It was chilly enough for June and while the rain held off, there …
Two DTAA members to represent Ireland in 2025
Following the National Final in Killarney this weekend we are delighted that DTAA's …
Crossmolina Whit Weekend 2024
I was fortunate to have been able to take part in the annual …

Competitions 2024

Pasker Cup, LM Byrne, Anna Livia, Elvery Cup, Ryder Cup, McCarron Cup, Ian Rowand Trophy: full results and write ups here: Competitions



Our Fisheries

Since being founded in 1929, DTAA has acquired rights for members to fish on some of the best trout fisheries around Dublin. These include Poulaphouca (Blessington Lakes), Bohernabreena reservoirs, several stretches of the Liffey, and the Kings River. Check our fisheries section for maps and access details.