Fucked if its true.
Anyone have an answer? Yeagh or Neagh?
HighDeltaVee on
Yep, it’s seriously bad. Even if they start now it’s going to take years to get all of the chemicals out of the water and sediment, and Stormont is so dysfunctional they can’t agree on anything.
Rathbaner on
It’s actually worse that shown there. It’s owned by the 12th Earl of Shaftesbury, so still under feudalism
Oh, and it supplies 40% of N Ireland’s drinking water.
GerryAdamsSon on
Google Earth still exists?
qwerty_1965 on
It glows in the dark
UrbanStray on
The Earl just dyes it green for Paddy’s day, like they do in Chicago
PrimaryStudent6868 on
No and there aren’t giant signs across the ground for ‘google’ ‘Hunter J G’ ‘Lough Neagh mirror houses’ ‘Bay cottage bed and breakfast.’ These are computer generated images and processes going on.
Natural-Hunter-3 on
Yes
Cars2Beans0 on
If this isn’t a reason for unification idk what is. Stormont is a joke for letting this go on
It looks like the owner, some aristocratic heir, is the person to pressure. Hard to believe that we’re dealing with this in the 21st century…but how do we get his contact details? Deserves a messaging campaign as a starting point.
conman14 on
My parents live near to Lough Neagh. The algae is awful, genuinely looks like cement sitting on top of the surface.
yoshiea on
This is simply the coloniser mindset of raping(ecologically) Ireland continued to this day.
Patchy97 on
There must be some way of marketing a green lake at gullible Irish Americans. Make the most of a bad situation here lads
Ok-Coffee-9587 on
Polluting farmers. Salt of the earth.
Gullintani on
Similar on Lough Ree. We need to look at the underlying problem here too and not just tutt at the Northern Ireland Assembly. Placards in many places warning people away and how it’s fatal for dogs.
YoIronFistBro on
It will never cease to amaze me how Ireland is so rural and underpopulated, but still seems to have all the drawbacks of more populated and urban countries anyway.
limmega on
Yes it is that bad, they have it ruined, the lake is choking to death and nothing being done, a warning to us in the south, it can go very bad very fast
Ok_Resolution9737 on
When I watched a YouTube documentary about this it really made me feel that Britain is not remotely interested in or capable of being a responsible caretaker of this land.
CthulhusSoreTentacle on
You’d think the DUP and other unionist parties would be fanatical in their efforts to remove the green from Lough Neagh.
GendosBeard on
It honestly looks like a mountain side covered in forest, WTAF.
ChampionshipOk5046 on
It is fucked by the farmers all around the Lough , mainly.
They shouldn’t be allowed to spread slurry or fertiliser on fields adjacent to the lough shore .
A simple fix, or first step .
PlantNerdxo on
I’m willing to wager my left testicle that nothing will change in the long term.
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https://youtu.be/HXT1yMD2kZA?si=6dyn1yPQ0Iy7sdaU
Fucked if its true.
Anyone have an answer? Yeagh or Neagh?
Yep, it’s seriously bad. Even if they start now it’s going to take years to get all of the chemicals out of the water and sediment, and Stormont is so dysfunctional they can’t agree on anything.
It’s actually worse that shown there. It’s owned by the 12th Earl of Shaftesbury, so still under feudalism
Oh, and it supplies 40% of N Ireland’s drinking water.
Google Earth still exists?
It glows in the dark
The Earl just dyes it green for Paddy’s day, like they do in Chicago
No and there aren’t giant signs across the ground for ‘google’ ‘Hunter J G’ ‘Lough Neagh mirror houses’ ‘Bay cottage bed and breakfast.’ These are computer generated images and processes going on.
Yes
If this isn’t a reason for unification idk what is. Stormont is a joke for letting this go on
Yes, yes it is.
Yes it is – [https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/aug/30/uk-largest-lake-lough-neagh-faces-environmental-crisis-as-rescue-plans-stall](https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/aug/30/uk-largest-lake-lough-neagh-faces-environmental-crisis-as-rescue-plans-stall)
It looks like the owner, some aristocratic heir, is the person to pressure. Hard to believe that we’re dealing with this in the 21st century…but how do we get his contact details? Deserves a messaging campaign as a starting point.
My parents live near to Lough Neagh. The algae is awful, genuinely looks like cement sitting on top of the surface.
This is simply the coloniser mindset of raping(ecologically) Ireland continued to this day.
There must be some way of marketing a green lake at gullible Irish Americans. Make the most of a bad situation here lads
Polluting farmers. Salt of the earth.
Similar on Lough Ree. We need to look at the underlying problem here too and not just tutt at the Northern Ireland Assembly. Placards in many places warning people away and how it’s fatal for dogs.
It will never cease to amaze me how Ireland is so rural and underpopulated, but still seems to have all the drawbacks of more populated and urban countries anyway.
Yes it is that bad, they have it ruined, the lake is choking to death and nothing being done, a warning to us in the south, it can go very bad very fast
When I watched a YouTube documentary about this it really made me feel that Britain is not remotely interested in or capable of being a responsible caretaker of this land.
You’d think the DUP and other unionist parties would be fanatical in their efforts to remove the green from Lough Neagh.
It honestly looks like a mountain side covered in forest, WTAF.
It is fucked by the farmers all around the Lough , mainly.
They shouldn’t be allowed to spread slurry or fertiliser on fields adjacent to the lough shore .
A simple fix, or first step .
I’m willing to wager my left testicle that nothing will change in the long term.