River Suck

River Suck is a river in Ireland that flows between County Galway and County Roscommon, eventually joining the River Shannon. Named after the Irish word "abbach," meaning river, it functions as a vital waterway for local ecosystems and communities. The river supports fishing and agricultural activities and plays a role in local flood management. Its name reflects its historical and geographical significance in the region, and it is part of the broader network of Irish rivers contributing to the country's natural landscape.