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Outstanding Natural Beauty. It lies in the
shadow of the
table topped Lurigethan Mountain and at the
meeting point of
three of the
Glens of Antrim: Glenaan...
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contains the
wards of Ballycastle, Kinbane,
Loughguile and Strano****,
Lurigethan and Torr Head and Rathlin. The
Glens forms part of the
North Antrim constituencies...
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Enrolment 1500
Campus size 88
acres (360,000 m2)
Houses Knocklayde,
Lurigethan, Slemish,
Trostan Colour(s) Black/navy and red
Publication The Braid...
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Upper to the south-east.
Geographical features of
Glenarm Lower include:
Lurigethan hill
Collin Top, Tievebulliagh, and
Trostan mountains Glencloy valley...
- ****igned to the
Canadian route. On 3
October that year she
collided with
Lurigethan of the
Mountain Steamship Co, in the
Strait of
Belle Isle. Both ships...
- this patrol, she sank the
British ship B****ano on 9
January 1941, and
Lurigethan, part of
Convoy SL-61, on 26
January 1941,
totalling 8,407 GRT. Five days...
- Fleets, 1939. London:
Chatham Publishing. p. 502. ISBN 1-86176-023-X. "
Lurigethan". Uboat.
Retrieved 22
February 2012. Jordan,
Roger (1999). The World's...
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Lissue Rath, grid ref: J2277 6325 Lough-Na-Crannagh, Fair Head,
crannog Lurigethan Fort,
Glenariff McArt's Fort,
Promontory fort in
Ballyaghagan townland...
- 6°21′09″W / 55.24176°N 6.35254°W / 55.24176; -6.35254),
promontory fort
Lurigethan (55°03′44″N 6°04′49″W / 55.06209°N 6.08029°W / 55.06209; -6.08029)...
- were
officially named after mountains although that
allocated to No. 58,
Lurigethan, was
never carried. The
majority of the
class A1
engines were coupled...
