Lough Neagh is the largest fresh-water lake in the British Isles, it is a scenically beautiful area with an abundance of forests, rivers, trails and woodlands. The Lough itself boasts an exceptional variety of wildlife and plants and its gentle beauty offers a unique tranquility.
It is one of the last, true, unspoilt wetland wildernesses in Ireland. It is designated as a Ramsar Site, Special Protected Area and an Area of Special Scientific Interest.
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For an introduction to the Wild, Wild World of Lough Neagh, watch our DVD clip!
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The Lough Neagh Discovery Centre is situated within the breathtaking Oxford Island National Nature Reserve just off the M1 motorway.and is the starting point for any visit to Oxford Island or Lough Neagh.
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The reserve lies on the southern shore of Portmore Lough, a small lake at the south east corner of Lough Neagh. The reserve consists of the Lough, the surrounding reedbeds and scrub and extensive meadows.
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