Lough Neagh Lake is located in which country?

By 2024, Lough Neagh, the biggest freshwater lake in the British Isles, will have lost its native fly, signaling the beginning of an alarming ecosystem collapse. Approximately 40% of Northern Ireland's drinking water comes from this vital water source, which is located in East-Central Northern Ireland and spans 392 sq km with a 5,700 sq km catchment area. Brimming with 100 different bird species and home to Europe's largest wild eel fishery, it is a jewel in the region's cultural and archaeological landscape.