Lough Neagh
Lough Neagh and the politics of pollution - Patrick Murphy
Stormont must look at a new approach to agriculture, but with both Sinn Féin and the DUP relying heavily on rural votes, that is unlikely to happen
Newton Emerson: Has Lough Neagh tide finally been turned by agriculture minister Andrew Muir?
Our Saturday columnist looks back on the week that was in the news...
Analysis: Lough Neagh plan is light on direct and immediate action
Measures to address the environmental catastrophe in Ireland’s largest freshwater lough are mostly aspirational
Environmentalists unimpressed by Stormont plan for saving Lough Neagh
The 37-point ‘action plan’ was agreed by the executive on Thursday
Welcome for Executive approval of ‘ambitious’ Lough Neagh Action Plan
New 37-point plan is a ‘detailed, science-led’ set of steps to save lough in wake of toxic algae blooms
Toxic bluegreen algae returns to Lough Neagh in ahead of Earl of Shaftesbury visit to Belfast
An action plan proposed by Agriculture Minister Andrew Muir to battle the long-running problems affecting Lough Neagh still to be signed off by the Executive
Health budgets, Lough Neagh and the soaring legal aid bill: Newton Emerson on the week that was
Newton Emerson on the week that was
No time for excuses on Lough Neagh scandal - The Irish News view
Urgent action was promised. Where's Stormont's plan?
Lough Neagh: Earl claims unregulated and illegal sand extraction going on for several years
The Shaftesbury estate, which "owns" the bed of the lough has granted licences to five companies to extract sand