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    Crumlin River Faces Ecological Crisis in Co Antrim

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    Anglers in Co Antrim are alarmed as the Crumlin River, a tributary of Lough Neagh, has been drying up annually for the past decade. They attribute this to inadequate enforcement of water abstraction regulations by the Department for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs. The river supports various wildlife, including endangered fish species, and its decline poses significant ecological threats.
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