XAW019159 NORTHERN IRELAND (1948). Carrickfergus Castle, Carrickfergus, Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, 1948. Oblique aerial photograph taken facing North.
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| Title | [XAW019159] Carrickfergus Castle, Carrickfergus, Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland, 1948. Oblique aerial photograph taken facing North. | 
| Reference | XAW019159 | 
| Date | 25-September-1948 | 
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| Place name | CARRICKFERGUS | 
| Parish | NORTHERN IRELAND | 
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| Country | NORTHERN IRELAND | 
| Easting / Northing | 154861, 542018 | 
| Longitude / Latitude | -5.807427, 54.713274 | 
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(Louis MCneice.In spite of himself and his occasional disparaging remarks (mostly while a student) about his home town, there is a slightly begrudging recognition of the more romantic aspects of the area around the town, not least its place-names. Carrickfergus, he says, ‘was a name to be proud of .. but I disliked its abbreviation Carrick which in the local voice sounded like a slap in the face’..  Within our parish, radiating from our house, were a number of attractive names’. He itemises ‘the BUSKY BURN the Mile Bush, the Red Brae (there was nothing red about it but the red seemed to suit its steepness … right along the Sullatober Road, a musical purplish name’.  | 
                     
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Used as a community hall unil the council erected a purpose built hall on the site.  | 
                     
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This was used as a community centre until a purpose built hall was erected on the site.  | 
                     
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