The sad saga of Lough Neagh exposed. The Executive’s easy way out doesn’t work
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Liz KimminSam McbrideAndrew MuirMichelle OneillUlster Farmer UnionHon Senior ResearchDepartment Of AgricultureCurrent AffairsRural AffairsOffice For Environmental ProtectionNutrients Action ProgrammeRural DevelopmentDepartment For AgricultureGiza, Al Jizah, EgyptManchester, Manchester, United KingdomNorthern Ireland, Craigavon, United KingdomLondon, London, City Of, United KingdomIrishNorth Down, North Down, United KingdomShaftesbury, Dorset, United Kingdom
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Sat, 10 October 2026
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If you’re looking for a way to while away the time waiting for the next round of shadow boxing over Garvaghy Road, look no further than Sam McBride’s latest patiently laid out account of Executive dysfunction. Not evasion alone but a mix of evasion and rare activism that has elements of cash for ash about it. Namely, larger grants to maximise production but do environmental harm The story is about Lough Neagh, the great freshwater lake which supplies most of …