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The properties of the National Trust for places of historic interest or natural beauty in Northern Ireland / National Trust in Northern Ireland ; introduction by the Earl of Antrim (1900)

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other. Inland are green fields and wood-land. There is always a bustle of shipping at the entrance to the Lough. TheCopeland Islands lie close at hand; across the North Channel are Scotlandand the haystack-like hump of Ailsa Craig. ACCESS: From the shore, at Ballyholme bay, beside… … JBA\ILILWA}aA<T<3ZRXK±2T(£ZK (jtka££ytnuc<rtHUCf{j .J CO. DOWN Page 28 K1LLYNETHER Killynether lies on the south side of Scrabo Hill, one mile from Newtown-ards, Co. Down. The house is not open to the public, but the grounds consistof over forty acres of open land and wooded hillside,…

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