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River Bann walk will be real journey of discovery
At 80 miles, the River Bann is Northern Ireland’s longest waterway, but its significance is much greater than that mere geographic fact.
It is effectively seen as a manifestation of the cultural and political divide which has riven this state since its formation 100 years ago.
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