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Ballymacarrett or
Ballymacarret (from
Irish Baile Mhic Gearóid 'MacGearóid's settlement') is the name of both a
townland and
electoral ward in Belfast...
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carriage being built in 1923.
Belfast (Queen's Quay) –
Ballymacarrett Halt –
Victoria Park –
Sydenham –
Tillysburn –
Holywood –
Marino – Cultra...
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Strand is
located on the east bank of the
River Lagan in the
townland of
Ballymacarrett,
which is part of
County Down. The
borders of the
Short Strand are Albertbridge...
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Ballymacarrett railway station (also
known as
Ballymacarrett halt) was a
railway halt that
served the
townland of
Ballymacarrett in east Belfast. The station...
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Ballymacarrett Junction was a
railway switching point on the
Belfast and
County Down
Railway in the
Ballymacarrett area of
Eastern Belfast, in modern-day...
- The
Ballymacarrett rail
crash of 1871
occurred on 13 May 1871 at the
Ballymacarrett Junction of the
Belfast and
County Down
Railway in Belfast, Ireland...
- The
Ballymacarrett rail
crash occurred on 10
January 1945 at 7:50am in the
Ballymacarrett area of Belfast,
County Down,
Northern Ireland on the Belfast...
- and conflicts, of Belfast.
Ervine was born as John
Greer Irvine in
Ballymacarrett in east Belfast, in the
shadow of the shipyards, to deaf-mute parents...
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Lagan (the
County Down side) to be
incorporated in
Belfast was
Ballymacarrett after 1868.
Harland & Wolff,
whose gantry cranes,
Samson & Goliath,...
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ordained deacon in 1952 and
priest in 1953. He was
successively curate of
Ballymacarrett (1952–56),
Donaghcloney (1956–59); and
Newtownards (1959–61). He was...
