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- Date: 2026-05-04 19:34:37
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Trend History
This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-05-04 and was most recently seen on 2026-05-04.
Wikipedia Overview
The River Bann is the longest river in Northern Ireland, its length, Upper and Lower Bann combined, being 129 km (80 mi). The total length of the River Bann, including its path through the 30 km (19 mi) long Lough Neagh is 159 km (99 mi). Another length of the River Bann given is 90 mi. The river winds its way from the southeast corner of Ulster to the northwest coast, pausing in the middle to widen into Lough Neagh. The River Bann catchment has an area of 5,775 km2. The River Bann has a mean discharge rate of 92 m3/s. According to C. Michael Hogan, the Bann River Valley is a settlement area for some of the first human arrivals in Ireland after the most recent glacial retreat.
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Kilrea: Village fears reopened bridge is only a short-term fix - BBC
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River Bann: Is it a bus? Is it a boat? The former Citybus taking to the water - BBC
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Boat built from old Citybus and scrap wind turbine embarks on River Bann odyssey - Belfast Telegraph
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Superb five bedroom detached family residence - NorthernIrelandWorld
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A lorry became stuck on the bridge just hours after it re-opened - NorthernIrelandWorld
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£1.2m for essential work on Barmouth breakwater where Bann meets the Atlantic in North Derry - Derry Journal
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North Antrim MP Jim Allister demands new bridge across River Bann as Kilrea link shut - loveballymena.online
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Closure of Kilrea Bridge due to Structural Concerns - Department for Infrastructure
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River Bann: Kayakers rescued after clinging to trees in 'strong tide' - BBC
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Body of a man pulled from Upper Bann confirm PSNI - Belfast Live
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Specialist rescue teams save man after entering ‘freezing’ NI river - Belfast Telegraph
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Dog walkers noticed the men, in kayaks, had gotten into difficulty in the river at around 6.20pm. - Farming Life
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Images capture the River Bann in Portadown at high levels after intense rain - NorthernIrelandWorld
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Structural concerns force closure of Kilrea Bridge on River Bann - loveballymena.online
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River Bann: Dumping of Bible verse bottles seemingly stops - BBC
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Pollution: Bible messages in plastic bottles dumped in Bann river - BBC
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New £1.4m footbridge at Bannfoot 'progressing' through planning stage and will be out for consultation soon - NorthernIrelandWorld
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Barmouth Moles are critical stone-and-concrete breakwaters, protecting point where River Bann meets Atlantic Ocean - NorthernIrelandWorld
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Amazing drone footage of flooding along the River Bann shows the effects of three storms in a week - NorthernIrelandWorld
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Car found in River Bann ‘potential link’ to missing man | UTV | ITV News - ITVX
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Blue-green algae: River Bann sites closed after discovery - BBC
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Heartfelt sympathy to family of woman after body is found in River Bann - NorthernIrelandWorld
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Stormont questioned over blue-green algae along River Bann shoreline at Coleraine - News Letter
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Sites around NI river closed due to blue-green algae outbreak | ITV News - ITVX
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Police officers praised after rescuing two kayakers from River Bann in Coleraine - The Irish News
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Extinction Rebellion makes 100-mile River Bann journey - BBC
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Body recovered from River Bann - PSNI remain at scene - family of deceased informed - News Letter
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Body of Magherafelt man James Patterson recovered 29 years after he went missing - The Irish News
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Blue Green Algae spotted in the River Bann - Coleraine Chronicle
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In pictures: Portadown Boat Club regatta attracts hundreds to River Bann - NorthernIrelandWorld
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Review: Cruising on the River Bann is a beautiful home vacation with a difference - Belfast Telegraph
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Devastating news this afternoon as body is recovered from River Bann - Coleraine Chronicle
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£1.65m refurbishment of the Cutts water level Control Structure on the River Bann - Department for Infrastructure
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The River Bann's kayaking litter-picker - BBC
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New book traces the people and places along the River Bann from 10,000 years ago - NorthernIrelandWorld
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O’Dowd announces feasibility study for a bridge at Bannfoot - Department for Infrastructure
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Blue-green algal bloom present at site of fish kill on River Bann in Co Antrim - Belfast Telegraph
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Drone footage shows the scale of Portadown's flooding as River Bann battles to confine surging waters - Belfast Telegraph
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Body of missing Coleraine woman Kerry Millar recovered from River Bann - Belfast Telegraph
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Men praised by PSNI after saving 'floating and unresponsive' woman from River Bann - NorthernIrelandWorld
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River Bann Could Host Ireland’s First Floating Hotel - afloat.ie
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20 terrific pictures from Portadown Boat Club's action-packed annual regatta on the River Bann - NorthernIrelandWorld
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Gary had NOT been drinking when he lost his life on River Bann - NorthernIrelandWorld
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Northern Ireland would get 200kmph train line west of the Bann as part of all-Ireland rail blueprint recommendation - News Letter
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Heroic cops jump into ice cold river to save man's life - Irish Mirror
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Volunteer David Allen who plunged in River Bann to save drowning man receives top award - Belfast Telegraph
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31 photos, including aerial shots, show severe flooding affecting Portadown as the River Bann burst its banks - NorthernIrelandWorld
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Restaurant review: Majestic spot on River Bann offers up Michelin star quality with pub grub prices - Belfast Telegraph
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Bodybuilder jailed over River Bann death - Belfast Telegraph
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NORTHERN IRELAND | Pensioner's body recovered from river - BBC
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Lough Neagh’s annual pest is really thriving - News Letter
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Woman who died after River Bann boat fall named as Edelle McGlade - The Irish News
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Northern Ireland | Foyle and West | Bann fish attract aquatic visitor - BBC
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PSNI confirm that James Patterson’s remains were found in car submerged in river last month - he went missing in 1991 - death not believed to be suspicious - News Letter
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Volunteers pull eleven shopping trolleys, seven bikes and 120 bags of rubbish from River Bann - Belfast Live
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Dallat says River Bann should be a focus for tourism development - Highland Radio
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Tragedy as body recovered from River Bann in Portadown - Belfast Live
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Northern Ireland | Body of man found in Armagh river - BBC
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£1.65m refurbishment of the Cutts water level Control Structure on the River Bann - loveballymena.online
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Missing manis recovered from the river - NorthernIrelandWorld
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NORTHERN IRELAND | Banned from the Bann? - BBC
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Alcohol blamed for man’s death as he swam across Bann - Belfast Telegraph
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Watch Environment Minister take to the water to help with litter clean-up on River Bann - Belfast Live
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Stunning five bedroom home with views of River Bann on market for £795,000 - Belfast Live
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Police probe drug link to drowning of man in Bann - Belfast Telegraph
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Andrew Robinson: Appeal for ‘experienced divers’ to join search for Co Armagh dad missing almost a week - Armagh I
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Quarry company fined after River Bann tributary polluted by discharge - Armagh I
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Body recovered from River Bann in Portadown - Armagh I
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Car ploughs into River Bann in Portadown as driver escapes and swims to safety - Armagh I
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Recovery of body from River Bann in Portadown not being treated as suspicious - Armagh I
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Man’s body recovered from River Bann in Portadown - Armagh I
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