The Sneem River catchment is a natural drainage area located in County Kerry, Ireland. It encompasses the land that collects rainfall and feeds into the Sneem River, which flows into the Kenmare Bay. The catchment is characterized by diverse landscapes, including mountains, forests, and wetlands, which support various ecosystems. This catchment plays a crucial role in local agriculture and biodiversity. It provides water for farming and is home to numerous species of fish and wildlife. The Sneem River is also popular for recreational activities such as fishing and kayaking, attracting both locals and tourists to the area.