It's only a few miles down the road but I haven't been for ages - until Saturday. It was such a lovely Autumn day that we thought we'd ta...
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For the first time in around 50 years the Lough Neagh is frozen out as far as Ram’s Island, possibly further. We headed down this morning to try and get some photographs but we were stopped by this beautiful yet scary guard dog. Fortunately we found another way. We threw a brick at the ice…
The rusting hulls of Lough Neagh sand dredgers. Slide film circa 1980.
Former Guinness Barges Chapelizod & Castlenock
All aboard! On Tuesday 2nd July 2013, Watson & Co. Chartered Marketing in association with Lough Neagh Partnership hosted the first ever ‘on the lough’ Worldhost Ambassador training session and FAM tour for the Northern Ireland Tourist Board. Local Lough Neagh businesses with less than 250 staff were generously funded through the Department for Employment and …
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An idyllic Photo of Lough Neagh by Charles Murray Lough Neagh is the largest lake in Northern Ireland, supplying forty percent of its water; the biggest on the island of Ireland, the biggest by area in the United Kingdom, and the biggest by area in the British Isles. With an area of 151 square miles (392 km2), it is the largest lake on the Island of Ireland, the fifteenth largest freshwater lake within the European Union and is ranked thirty-first in the List …
See [[597848]]. Her cargo discharged the "Bayshore" heads out into the Lough for more of the same. The "Norman" is approaching (on the horizon at middle right) with another cargo.
Lough Neagh, as well as being an important habitat for birds, is also a useful source of sand dredged from its bed. The suction barge "Bayshore" is seen discharging her cargo at Emerson's Quay.
Last Sunday (4th October) Lough Neagh Rescue Lifeboat was tasked to two people stranded on Coney Island as their vessel had mechanical issues. Coney I...
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Rivers in Northern Ireland are severely contaminated, and the famous Lough Neagh is witnessing an ecological collapse. The region is hurting from this
Maghery footbridge bridge was built to restore a link which was lost when the car ferry over the mouth of the River Blackwater at the south-west corner of[Lough Neagh was withdrawn in the 1970s. The bridge is for cyclists and walkers and is a key link from Maghery , Armagh.to Derrylaughan, Tyrone on the opposite side.
www.chrisibbotsonphotography.com www.facebook.com/chrisibbotsonphotography Crumlin Glen sits on the eastern slopes of Divis Mountain in County Antrim. The Crumlin River has carved a short but deep glen on its approach to Lough Neagh. A popular area for walking, picnics and trout fishing. In spring the woodland floor is carpeted with a mix of bluebells, wood anemone and wild garlic, the air often filled with its strong, sweet smell. There are two main waterfalls and Cockle House which is a small circular gothic-arched building set amongst mature woodland which offers impressive views of the waterfall.
See [[1419355]]. Two more of the ex-County Donegal railcars were used on the 3ft gauge tourist railway within the Shanes Castle estate.
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With 28 Game of Thrones filming locations in Northern Ireland, this country is sure to remind you of the Seven Kingdoms. Let's travel to Westeros!
Shane Castle, Lough Neagh, Co. Antrim
