Blue-green algae

Blue-green algae, which produces toxins, usually occur in summer months.

Catching birds on the shores of Lough Neagh will help researchers learn more about how wildlife is faring.

Space technology is to be harnessed to predict and monitor blue-green algae in Lough Neagh.

Five groups are awarded a share of £450,000 to develop ways of dealing with the blue-green algae issue.

One scientist, who's been studying blue-green algae, says little is known about its affect on wildlife.

Witney Town Council said Duck Lake had been "inundated" from flood waters from the River Windrush.

Tap water in parts of Northern Ireland has been described as tasting like "mould" by some residents.

This year there have been 168 confirmed reports of blue green algae in Northern Ireland.