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| | LOUGH NEAGH - LoveToKnow Article on LOUGH NEAGH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | , the largest lake (Irish, lough) in the British Isles, situated in the north-east of Ireland, in the province of Ulster, its waters being divided between counties Antrim (N. and E.), Down (S.E.), Armagh (S.), Tyrone and Londonderry (W.). |
 | | The lough abounds in fish, including gillaroo trout, char and pullen or fresh-water herring. |
 | | A tradition that the lough rose suddenly from a fountain, inundating a populous district, and that remains of buildings may be seen below the waters, finds place in Thomas Moores ballad Let Erin remember. |
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