Irish Waterways refer to the extensive network of rivers, canals, and lakes in Ireland that facilitate navigation and transport. This system includes major rivers like the Shannon and Liffey, as well as several canals, such as the Grand Canal and Royal Canal. These waterways have historically played a crucial role in trade and agriculture. Today, Irish Waterways are popular for recreational activities, including boating, fishing, and walking. The Waterways Ireland organization manages and promotes these waterways, ensuring they remain accessible and well-maintained for both locals and tourists. This network contributes to Ireland's natural beauty and cultural heritage.