The River Foyle by Alanna
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The River Foyle flows through County Derry in the province of Ulster in Northern Ireland and borders the counties of Tyrone and Donegal. It is known for its salmon fishing, with thousands caught each year in nets, attracting tourists from other countries. There is a bridge named after the River Foyle, and fishing would have been difficult when the river was covered in snow as shown in one picture. The Irish name for the River Foyle is an Feabhal.
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Libya is the fourth largest country in Africa, with over 1.8 million square kilometers of land. It has a long Mediterranean coastline and its capital and largest city is Tripoli. Libya was historically ruled by one king and its economy relies heavily on oil production and food imports due to its harsh desert climate and poor soil.
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Greece by Emma
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Cyprus by Michael
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The River Shannon by Emily
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River Boyne by Ross
The River Boyne flows through several counties in Ireland before emptying into the Irish Sea. It is 70 miles long and has its source near Carbury, flowing through Meath, Louth, Offaly and Kildare before reaching its mouth. According to Irish mythology, the Salmon of Knowledge was caught in the River Boyne.
The River Suck by Colin
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The Liffey by Seán
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The River Suir by Emma
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- 1. By: Alanna
- 2. The River Foyle The River Foyle is in the province Ulster. The River Foyle is in the County of Derry.
- 3. Did you know that there is a bridge named after the River Foyle?
- 4. Fishing in the River Foyle The River Foyle is also known for the huge amount of salmon caught each year. Thousands of salmon swim into the River Foyle and get caught in the fishing nets. Tourists from different countries come and fish in the River Foyle.
- 5. This is a picture when the River Foyle when it snowed overnight. This would be a bad day for the fishermen!
- 6. Which counties does the River Foyle border? The River Foyle borders the counties Tyrone and Donegal.
- 7. The county Derry is a very beautiful town at night when the lights are lit up.
- 9. What is the Irish name for the Foyle? What is the Irish name for the Foyle? Does it even have one? Yes it does and it is an Feabhal.
- 10. The end