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Places: |
Belfast Lough |
Landmarks: |
Belfast City Hall, Giants Ring, Cavehill, Albert Clock, St. Peter's Cathedral, Queen's University Belfast |
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People: |
Sir Arthur Chichester |
Newspapers: |
Belfast Telegraph, Belfast Newsletter |
Streets: |
Falls Road, Shankill Road, Malone Road, Sandy Row, Whitewell Road |
Rivers: |
River Lagan |
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History: |
History of Belfast |
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[edit] History of name
The history of the name from Gilnahirk came from a reliable source, a friend of mine, whos friend found out about it on the net somewhere... I can't seem to find the source myself.. so keep the old eyes peeled if you will.
Dom0803 02:21, 13 June 2006 (UTC)