The Dinin (North) is a tributary of the River Nore flowing through County Kilkenny in Ireland, offering anglers a rewarding mix of brown trout and Atlantic salmon fishing in a scenic, ecologically rich setting. The river has been the focus of significant restoration and management efforts in recent years, resulting in fish ecological status rated as good to high at most surveyed sites. Its middle and lower sections are particularly prized by fly fishers, and the areas near Durrow and Castlecomer draw enthusiasts from across the region. The river's character reflects a classic Irish limestone-influenced tributary system, with riparian restoration work actively improving habitat quality and sustaining the angling experience for future generations.