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Sites Of Special Scientific Interest

Volume 175: debated on Monday 25 June 1990

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To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will list those areas which have been declared sites of special scientific interest; and for which other areas he has proposals to become sites of special scientific interest.

The following sites have been declared as areas of special scientific interest:

  • Carrickbrawn, County Fermanagh
  • Gortnagory, County Antrim
  • Moneygal Bog, County Tyrone
  • Garry Bog, County Antrim
  • Teal Lough and Slaghtfreeden Bogs, Counties Tyrone and Londonderry
  • Black Bog, County Tyrone
  • Glenariff, County Antrim
  • Cleggan Valley, County Antrim
  • Monawilkin, County Fermanagh
  • Lough Beg, Counties Londonderry and Antrim
  • Beagh Big, County Fermanagh
  • Garvroa, County Fermanagh
  • Moneendogue, County Fermanagh
  • Lergan, County Fermanagh
  • Drumlisaleen, County Fermanagh
  • Inner Belfast Lough, Counties Antrim and Down
  • Glen Burn, County Antrim
  • Strangford Lough (Part 1), County Down
  • Ballymacormick Point, County Down
  • Strangford Lough (Part 2), County Down
  • Kiltubbrid Loughs, County Armagh
  • North Woodburn Glen, County Antrim
  • Dunloy Bog, County Antrim
  • Strangford Lough (Part 3), County Down
  • Moninea Bog, County Fermanagh
Proposals for a further five areas are currently under consideration and declarations are likely to be made later this year. Other areas will be designated in the future as a result of continuing survey work, but it is not possible at this stage to predict which sites will be designated.