The document discusses two major rivers in Ireland: the River Liffey, which starts in Wicklow Mountains and flows to Dublin, and the River Shannon, which starts in Cavan and ends in Limerick, flowing through Athlone. Both rivers were historically used for fishing and have additional interesting facts - the Liffey was also called the Anna Liffey and the Shannon is Ireland's longest river.

1. By Ciaran McCann

2.  Name: The river Liffey.
 County it starts in: Wicklow Mountains,
Wicklow.
 County it ends in: Dublin
 City/Town on the river: Dublin.
 How people used the river: For fishing
 Interesting fact: It was also called the Anna
liffey.

3.  Name: The river Shannon.
 County it starts in: Shannon pot, Cavan.
 County it ends in: Shannon Estuary, Limerick.
 City/Town on the river: Athlone.
 How people used the river: for fishing
 Interesting fact: Its Irelands longest river