Lough Neagh is a large freshwater lake in Northern Ireland with a southern shoreline characterized by gentle sloping banks, reed beds, and limited open water access points. The lake's size provides reasonable fetch, but prevailing winds average only 8.2 knots with poor reliability (14.6%), making consistent kitesurfing conditions unreliable. The visible launch area shows managed grassland with some infrastructure, but access is constrained by wetland vegetation. Best conditions occur with easterly or westerly winds providing side-shore conditions along the north-south oriented shore. Water is typically flat to small waves due to limited wind energy and inland location. This spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking flat-water practice during favorable wind windows, but should not be relied upon for regular sessions. Key considerations include seasonal wind patterns, access restrictions, and the need to monitor forecasts closely given low wind reliability. The lake offers a safe learning environment with minimal hazards once suitable wind arrives.