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Tag Archives: River Bann
Coleraine
COLERAINE Short-lived county in the north of Ireland. When the province of Ulster was shired in 1585, the county of Coleraine was formed mostly between the Rivers Foyle, in the west, and Bann, in the east, though the town … Continue reading
Posted in England, Northern Ireland
Tagged COLERAINE, County Londonderry, Derry, River Bann, Ulster
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Antrim
ANTRIM Aontroim. The northeastern county in Northern Ireland, lying between the River Bann and Lough Neagh in the west and the North Channel in the east. Antrim and Co. Down, to the south, were the remnant of the old Kingdom … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Northern Ireland
Tagged Antrim, Ballymena, Belfast, Larne, Lough Neagh, Plantation of Ulster, River Bann
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