While it is the River Foyle that enters the Atlantic near the city of Londonderry to tell the tale of this river is the tell the tale of seven rivers.

The River Foyle is the result of the confluence between Lifford, Co. Donegal, Ireland and Strabane, Co Londonderry, Northern Ireland of the Rivers Finn and Mourne. The Finn flows East across Donegal from Blue Stack to get to this confluence. The Mourne heads off towards Northern Ireland's second largest and gold bearing mountain range, the Sperrins. But soon we find it too is made up of two rivers the Derg and the Strule. While the Derg meanders to its head just acorss the border the Strule itself is the confluence of two further rivers at Omagh.

The River Finn

Blue Stack 676m

Commeen

ALtnapaste

Welchtown

Stanorlar/Ballybofey (Finn Park and McCumhaill Park)

N15

Killygordon

Liscooly

Castlefin

Foyfin

Roganspark

creates border between N15 in Donegal and B85 in Londonderry

Cloghfin/Clady

Ballylast/Urney

Confluence with Mourne

River Mourne

River Strule/River Derg at Milbrook and Bunderg


Victoria Bridge/Douglas Bridge

Sion Mills (cricket Ground on banks)

Strabane (President Wilson's House)

River Derg

Lough Deerg

Agalunney

Aghyaran

Killeter

Magheranageeragh

Mourne Beg Bridge Mourne Beg River

Castlederg

Spamount/Erganagh

Ballynaloan/Crew/Scarvagherin

Tievenny

Ardstraw

River Strule

Newtownstewart
Moyle
Bloomry
Lurganboy
Castletown (Ulster American Folk Park)
Killinure/Mountjoy/Tantramurray/Tattraconnaghty
Poe Bridge
Fairy Water
Omagh

Camowen River
Garvaghy
Ballynahatty
Blacksessagh
Garvagh
Wido Magees Bridge
Shannaragh
Owenreagh R
Lisdoo
Stralongford

Drumragh River
Lissan/Doogary
Drumragh Church