Tag: bann

Poem from 1937, by Henry Lynn, about his local river, called The Banks of the Clady.

Innisrush Flax Mill - near Portglenone - was powered by the waters of the Clady River. It was owned by William George Courtenay.

Portglenone Poem - Sailing Down the Bann The poem below, about sailing down the River Bann in a rowing boat, is reproduced from an 1883 book by Norah Pembroke, called "Days in a Life".  Norah...