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George Best City Airport Titanic Quarter Victoria Park Connswater Community Greenway Outreach Centres 01 Carew II S S A 02 Dee Street Community Centre P Harland & Wolf Cranes Y B 03 Walkway Community Centre M A H 04 East Belfast Community Development Agency D N E A D O Y 05 East Belfast Community Education Centre R S 2 T A R Sydenham 06 BCC East Belfast Neighbourhood Office O P R D 07 Bloomfield Community Association I A A O R 08 Avoniel Leisure Centre D 09 Cregagh Community Centre O R E Connswater River O N T C E W 10 Cregagh Library T O I T Y The Oval Y C L O 11 Connswater Community Centre King George V H Playing Fields Island Mersey Street Bridge D A O 01 99 R D B O E L M O O N T 3 Connswater Distillery W R O A D L Y O 4 02 11 H N E W T Arches Health Centre O W N A R D Holywood Arches & C.S.Lewis Statue S R O A D Ballyhackamore Ballymacarrett Connswater Bridge 05 D R E G 03 D EAST BREAD ST I U P P E R R N E T B 04 Bloomfield Stone Cottages W T R O W N E A R D S L B R O A D A Avoniel Belfast Ropeworks Leisure Centre D A O 08 R E Shopping Centre G W 99 I D D R O B A S R O E O E Bloomeld D B R S T C O Owen O’Cork Mill H O M C T B K R E R 07 O G R Floral Streets N R E O 5 Conn O’Neill Bridge E N 06 A W A B A E E Y T D T V Aunt Sandra’s A A T S P A A R Van Morrison O Candy Factory A R L A R C D N C E E A Elmgrove V N A A G S Primary School R E N F I T U E Grove Flax D L L D W E Spinning Mill L N O R Dixon E E Knock River O Park D A O D R A B G Y S R R H E O T V A A I D O R P D Loop Bridge Mill Orangefield C Y D Knock B K S R N High School T O R A R E R D E T G Velodrome Knock Burial Ground The Mount Orangeeld Park Grosvenor Grammer The Classics School 6 Orangeeld C R Loop River Park E C A The Classics G S A T L G E D E R A H V E O I A R G R K H C R D R O O N O A K A D G D S L E N A D R D A L Lower Braniel Loop River RD George Best OMERY MONTG Blue Plaque B A L L Cregagh War Memorial Y G O G N W I A C R Homes For Heroes N George Best Mural R R E E R T O G U A A O 09 D G 5 H 5 A Downshire Cregagh R O 10 A D Schomberg House Hillfoot G E D R I B R S O W A C H K S Y 1 M R O T O D Cregagh O A A R D E N S Glen M A Lisnabreeny Military Cemetery D Lisnabreeny House & A O Lagan Integrated College R Existing Route (To be improved) Y N E Proposed Route E (Subject to land availability) R B A Temporary Route N (During construction phase) S I L Existing Bridges Proposed Bridges Lisnabreeny Rath Art Famous People Flora & Fauna Historical Interest Industrial Heritage Site Play Park Sport TRAILSMAP PLACE NAMES Whats in a Name? Ballymacarrett Ballymacarrett(Balya-mhic-Airt - ‘Town of the Son of Art’) is the old Irish name for East Belfast and refers to Art O’ Neill of the clan O’Neill. Castlereagh Road Castlereagh Road (An Caislean Riabhach - ‘Grey Castle’) This ‘grey castle’ was the home of the O’Neill Clan who at one time owned all the land from Ards through Clandeboye and Castlereagh to Ballymacarrett Bloomeld & Orangeeld These names were given to the area by the De Beers family and most likely derive from their Flemish roots. Bloomfield was the name given to their family home which stood where the Bloomfield Roundabout is now situated. Orangefield was the name of their Estate in Europe which they fled from during the purge against the Protestants by Louis 14th of France in the 1640s. Cregagh Road Cregagh Road (An Chreagaigh - ‘The rocky place’) At one time the Cregagh Road was a small village at the entrance to the Glen. The Classics Trigo, Pommern, Donovan, Grand, Cameronian, Ladas, Orby and Cicero are all local streets named after horses that won an English Classic East Bread Street East Bread Street was named after a large bakery that stood at the old Connswater Bridge Flower power The streets that line the river at the Beersbridge are all named after flowers; Mayflower Street, Heatherbell Street, Flora Street and Foxglove Street. It is most likely because they where built on land that was formerly plots for market gardens. Lisnasharragh The townland of Lisnasharragh (Lios na Searrach - ‘Fort of the foals’) lies between the area of Orangefield and the Cregagh Road. The area took its name from an ancient Irish ring fort that stood there at one time. Victoria Park Victoria Park, Victoria Gardens and Victoria Road, are all named after Queen Victoria who reigned from 1837- 1901 Owen O’ Cork Mill The derivation of this unusual name is open to speculation. It may come from the Irish Owen meaning ‘river’ and Cork, or corcach meaning ‘a marsh’, translating as ‘the marshy river mill’. Alternatively, it may derive from Abhain Coirce, the ‘oat mill at the river’. Holywood Arches This area was the site of the old Holywood Arches railway bridge which was built in the mid 19th century. This carried the Belfast and County Down Railway Company trains. Tribute to the area’s history can be found in the curved roof of the library and the black arches outside the library. Avalon House to nd out more about 278-280 Newtownards Road Belfast the connswater community BT4 1HE 028 9046 7925 [email protected] greenway project and www.communitygreenway.co.uk how it will improve east Belfast visit www.community greenway.co.uk.