Coney Island on Lough Neagh is owned by the National Trust. Diane Ruddock from the organisation says it's "a really, really special place". But she tells BBC Radio Ulster's Evening Extra: ...

Visitors to popular Co Armagh beauty spot, Oxford Island, were aghast at the disgusting smell and what appeared to be sewage ...

Declan Coney, a former eel fisher, knew there was something wrong when the famed swarms of Lough Neagh flies failed to materialise. In past years, they would appear around the Northern Irish lake ...

Lough Neagh — the largest freshwater lake on the island of Ireland — supplies more than 40% of Northern Ireland’s drinking water, and hosts the largest wild eel fishery in Europe.

Six generations of McCourt’s family have fished for eels here in Lough Neagh, one of the largest freshwater lakes in northwestern Europe. The 400sq km (154sq-mile) lough has been both a muse for ...

Plans to open a controversial $3 billion casino on Coney Island’s fabled boardwalk could be crapping out. The land-use committee for Brooklyn’s Community Board 13 delivered a potentially leth… ...

Coney Island announced on Thursday that the entire property including Sunlite Pool will permanently close on December 31 after its Nights of Lights event.

It's been almost a year since Coney Island announced it would close its doors, when management announced Coney Island was sold to Music & Event Management Inc.

Coney Island residents appear skeptical of a bid to build a glitzy casino and resort on the sandy amusement stretch in southern Brooklyn, according to a public engagement report from the office of … ...

The Lough Neagh ecological emergency has impacted many: those who drink it, live near it, work on it, and the many groups and organisations who use it for recreational and well-being purposes.