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Sailortown is a
district in
seaports that
catered to
transient seafarers.
These districts frequently contained boarding houses,
public houses, brothels...
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Sailortown was a working-class
dockland community in the
docks area of Belfast,
Northern Ireland.
Established in the mid-19th
century on
partly reclaimed...
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transferred to new,
alien estates when older,
decrepit districts such as
Sailortown and the
Pound Loney were
being demolished.
According to
social worker...
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church opened in the parish,
closer to the
docks areas known po****rly as
Sailortown. This church,
dedicated to St. Joseph, was
opened by
Bishop Patrick Dorrian...
- the
original on 11
November 2014.
Retrieved 17 June 2022. "Shock City:
Sailortown, Liverpool". historicengland.org.uk.
Archived from the
original on 8 December...
- 4:48 "One, Two
Brown Eyes" (Van Morrison) – 3:53 "King of Love" – 4:11 "
Sailortown" – 4:10 "Walk In Love" – 3:02 "This
House Must Fall" – 3:47 "Sweet Irish...
- M1
motorway and the Westlink,
demolished a
mixed dockland community,
Sailortown, and
severed the
streets linking the
Shankill area and the rest of both...
- UK
Singles Chart, and
featured on EastEnders. The 1990 follow-up was "
Sailortown". The
first album,
Energy Orchard, was
released to some
critical appreciation...
- [citation needed]
Another aspect of sailors'
lives is
their experiences of
sailortown, that area of
public houses, brothels, lodgings, etc.,
close to the docks...
- or in the
neighbourhood of
maritime docks,
sometimes described as a
Sailortown (dockland). The term is more
common in
Britain and the
British Commonwealth...
