On the reverse we include a detailed map of Ballybay itself, showing its town crentre, including railway station, with individual houses neatly shown. Co Monaghan: Ballybay, Bellanode, Castleshane, Clones, Kilkeevan, Monaghan, Newbliss, Rockcorry, Scotstown.
On the reverse we include a detailed map of the village of Carrickart. Co Donegal: Carrickart, Downies, Dunfanaghy, Tawny.
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Coverage stretches from Irvinestown northward to Drumquin and eastward to Seskinore. Co Fermanagh: Ederny, Irvinestown, Lack. Features include the major town of Omagh, stretches of the Great Northern Railway plus Fintona branch, Dooish, Bin Mountain, Pollnalaght, Tappaghan Mountain, Lough Bradan etc.
Towns covered include Newtownards, Comber Saintfield, part of east Belfast, Kircubbin, Grey Abbey and the villages of Ballywalter, Ballyhalbert, Mill Isle, Carryduff and Ardmillan. Much of Strangford Lough is shown and other features of interest include long lost sections of the Belfast & Co Down Railway through Newtownards and Saintfield.
Other features include Slieve Gallion, the small port of Ballyronan, Lough Beg and Church Island, Moyola Park. On the reverse we include a more detailed map for Moneymore. Co Londonderry: Ballyeglish, Ballyronan, Castledawson, Curran, Desertmartin, Gracefield, Magherafelt, Moneymore, Tamlaght, The Loup.
On the reverse we include a detailed map of the village of Waringstown.
Towns covered include Newtownards, Comber Saintfield, part of east Belfast, Kircubbin, Grey Abbey and the villages of Ballywalter, Ballyhalbert, Mill Isle, Carryduff and Ardmillan. Much of Strangford Lough is shown and other features of interest include long lost sections of the Belfast & Co Down Railway through Newtownards and Saintfield.
Authored by Séamus Mac Annai, this map is a valuable resource for educators, historians, and travellers alike. Ireland Sheet 32 Belleek, Pettigo & NW Fermanagh 1900 – published 1991; intro by Séamus Mac Annaidh.