Talk:Rathcoole (Belfast)

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Rathcoole is not and never has been the largest housing estate in Europe. Please stop claiming it to be the case. Virtually all large housing estates make that claim, but the dubious distinction belongs to Becontree in Essex, which had 27,000 homes and over 100,000 residents by 1932, a figure that dwarfs Rathcoole even at its peak, 30 years before it was even started.86.0.203.120 22:56, 24 October 2007 (UTC)