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Area © Northern Place-Name Project, QUB page1 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Agolagh Heights Áth Gabhlach, 'forked ford' Arda Áth Gabhlach Agolagh is a in the parish of .

Aird Clachan Aird, 'headland'. Clachan na hAirde Aird is a townland in the parish of Billy.

Aird Cottages Aird, 'headland'. Iostáin na hAirde Aird is a townland in the parish of Billy. Dunseverick

Alanvale Park Páirc Ghleann Ailéin Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Dalriada

Altananam Park Allt an Anama, 'valley of the Páirc Allt an Anama Altananam is a minor name in Drumawillin townland. Knocklayd soul'

Ann Street Bonamargy & Sráid Áine Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Rathlin

Ardmoyle Park Páirc Ard na Maoile Located in the townland of Ballymacdoe, parish of Layd. Glenaan

Atlantic Avenue An t-Aigéan Atlantach, the Ascaill an Aigéin Atlantaigh Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Bonamargy & Atlantic Ocean Rathlin/Dalriada

Ballaghmore Bealach Mór, 'great road or Cúirt an Bhealaigh Mhóir Ballaghmore or is a townland in Dunluce parish. Bushmills Court pass' Ballaghmore Bealach Mór, 'great road or Bóthar an Bhealaigh Mhóir Ballaghmore or Bushmills is a townland in Dunluce parish. Bushmills Road pass' Ballinlea Road Baile an Leá, 'townland of the Bóthar Bhaile an Leá Ballinlea Lower and Upper are in the parish of . Dunseverick/ physician' Kinbane/Moss- side & Moyarget

Ballyallaght Farm Baile Uí Allachta, 'Allagaty's Iostáin Bhaile Uí Allachta Ballyallaght is a townland in the parish of Billy. Dunseverick Cottages town' (?) Ballybrack Road An Baile Breac, 'the speckled Bóthar an Bhaile Bhric Ballybrack is a townland in the parish of Layd. Glenaan/Glendun townland'

Ballycarry Baile Carraigh, 'town of the Baile Carraigh is a townland in the parish of . Bonamargy & rough ground' Rathlin

Ballyconagan Baile Coinneagáin, 'town of Baile Coinneagáin Ballyconagan is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Bonamargy & Coinneagáin' Rathlin

Ballycree Iostáin Bhaile na Críche This name could not be traced locally. The local post offices are not aware of such an address. Cottages Ballyemon Road Gleann Bhaile Éamainn, 'the Bóthar Bhaile Éamainn Glenballyemon is one of the Nine Glens of and is located in the parish of Layd. Ballyemon Glenaan/Glenariff valley of Éamonn's townland' itself is not a townland, but the name is preserved in the name of the glen and also the river which flows through it. Moyle District Council Area © Place-Name Project, QUB page2 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Ballygill Middle Baile Ghaill Láir, 'town of the Baile Ghaill Láir Ballygill Middle is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Bonamargy & foreigner' Rathlin

Ballygill North Baile Ghaill Thuaidh, 'town of Baile Ghaill Thuaidh Ballygill North is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Bonamargy & the foreigner' Rathlin

Ballygill South Baile Ghaill Theas, 'town of the Baile Ghaill Theas Ballygill South is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Bonamargy & foreigner' Rathlin

Ballykenver Road (?) Baile Cinn Bhiorra Bóthar Bhaile Ceannbhair Ballykenver is a townland in the parish of Armoy. Armoy

Ballynagard Baile na gCeard, 'town of the Bonamargy & Iostáin Bhaile na gCeard Ballynagard is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Note that there is a townland of the same Rathlin Cottages tradesmen' name in the parish of Culfeightrin. Ballynagard Road Baile na gCeard, 'town of the Bóthar Bhaile na gCeard Ballynagard is a townland in the parish of Culfeightrin. Note that there is a townland of the same Glenshesk tradesmen' name on Rathlin Island. Ballynagard Baile na gCeard, 'town of the Bonamargy & Baile na gCeard Ballynagard is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Note that there is a townland of the same Rathlin tradesmen' name in the parish of Culfeightrin. Ballynarry Road Baile an Fharaidh, 'townland of Bóthar Bhaile an Fharaidh Ballynarry Lower is a townland in the parish of Billy. Ballynarry Upper is a townland in the parish of Ballylough the platform/ledge'. .

Ballyness Park Baile an Easa, 'town of the Páirc Bhaile an Easa Ballyness is a townland in the parish of Billy. Ballylough cataract or waterfall'.

Ballynoe An Baile Nua, 'the new town' Bonamargy & An Baile Nua Ballynoe is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Rathlin

Ballyvennaght Baile Bheannacht, 'townland of Bóthar Bhaile Bheannacht Ballyvennaght is a townland in the parish of Culfeightrin. Glenshesk Road the blessings'. Bay Road Bóthar an Chuain Named after Bay. Glendun

Bayview Cottages Iostáin Radharc an Chuain Named after Ballycastle Bay. Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Dalriada

Bayview Park Páirc Radharc an Chuain Named after Red Bay. Located in the townland of Warren, parish of Layd. Glenariff

Bayview Road Bóthar Radharc an Chuain Named after Ballycastle Bay. Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Dalriada

Beechwood Bonamargy & Ascaill Choill na bhFeá Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Rathlin Avenue Beechwood Lane Bonamargy & Lána Choill na bhFeá Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Rathlin Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page3 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Bellisk Drive Béal Uisce Céide Bhéal Uisce Bellisk or Waterford is a townland in the parish of Layd. Glenariff

Bellisk Park Béal Uisce Páirc Bhéal Uisce Bellisk or Waterford is a townland in the parish of Layd. Glenariff

Blackpark Iostáin na Páirce Duibhe Blackpark is a minor name in in Ballintoy Demesne. "The element dubh , 'black' can refer locally to Glenshesk Cottages the appearance of basaltic rock (cf. Carnduff in Ramoan parish)." (PNNI vii, Fiachra Mac Gabhann). It also occurs as a minor name in the townland of Craigalappan. Blackpark Road Bóthar na Pairce Duibhe Located in townland. Blackpark may be an unrecorded minor name in Culfeightrin parish. Glenshesk The same name occurs twice in the parish of Ballintoy.

Bleach Green Bonamargy & Árasáin an Tuairín Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. may be an Rathlin Apartments unrecorded minor name in Ramoan parish. Boyd Court de Búit Cúirt de Búit The surname Boyd means an inhabitant of the isle of Bute in the Firth of Clyde. The Gaelic name of Knocklayd the island is Bód. In Scotland the surname can be rendered Bóid, which is simply the genitive form of the place-name [Dwelly], but de Búit seems to be the form in use in Ireland [De Bhulbh].

Bridge Street Sráid an Droichid Located in the townlands of Ballaghmore or Bushmills (Dunluce parish) and Magheraboy or Bushmills Bushmills (Billy parish). Bridge Street Sráid an Droichid Located in the townland of . Glenaan

Broombeg View Brú Beag, 'fort, little' Radharc an Bhrú Bhig Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Probably named after the tl of Glentaisie Broom-Beg. Broombeg Brú Beag, 'fort, little' An Brú Beag This road is located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. However Broom- Glentaisie Beg is a nearby townland in the same parish. Burn Brae Bráigh an Aillt The Irish form offered here is a Gaelicisation of Burn Brae, but is not historically attested. According Dunseverick to the VLA website, this road is named Burns Brae. Bush Crescent An Bhuais, 'the cow-like one' Corrán na Buaise Located in the townland of Ballyness. Named from the Bush River (< Ir. An Bhuais ) Ballylough

Bush Gardens An Bhuais, 'the cow-like one' Garraithe na Buaise Located in the townland of Ballyness. Named from the Bush River (< Ir. An Bhuais ) Ballylough

Bushford An Bhuais, 'the cow-like one' Áth na Buaise Located in the townland of Clogher North. Named the Bush River (< Ir. An Bhuais ) Bushmills

Cabragh Road Cabrach, 'rough or unprofitable Bóthar na Cabraí Cabragh or Cavanmore is a townland in the parish of Billy. Ballylough/Carnm land' oon

Cairn View Radharc an Chairn Cairn View is the name of a group of houses on Fair Hill. Located in Cushendall townland. The name Glenaan may refer to the nearby townland of Carnahagh or to the raths in Coshkib townland on the south- western slopes of Cross Slieve. Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page4 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Cairns Road Bóthar na gCarn Located in the townlands of Cushendall and Glenville or Leamore. The name may refer to the nearby Glenaan/Glendun townland of Carnahagh or to the raths in Coshkib townland on the south-western slopes of Cross Slieve. Caman Close Clós an Chamáin Camán means a hurling-stick. McQuillan (Mac Uilín) GAC, the local Gaelic club, is particularly strong in hurling. Caman Crescent Corrán an Chamáin Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Camán means a hurling- Dalriada stick. McQuillan (Mac Uilín) GAC, the local Gaelic club, is particularly strong in hurling.

Caman Drive Céide an Chamáin Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Camán means a hurling- Dalriada stick. McQuillan (Mac Uilín) GAC, the local Gaelic club, is particularly strong in hurling.

Caman Gardens Garraithe an Chamáin Camán means a hurling-stick. McQuillan (Mac Uilín) GAC, the local Gaelic club, is particularly Dalriada strong in hurling. Caman Park Páirc an Chamáin Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Camán means a hurling- Dalriada stick. McQuillan (Mac Uilín) GAC, the local Gaelic club, is particularly strong in hurling.

Capecastle Road Ceap Caistéil, 'tillage plot of the Bóthar Cheap Caistil Cape Castle is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Moss-side & castle' Moyarget

Carey Mill Cothraí, name of a population Muileann Chathraí The barony of /Carey gets its name from a population group called Cathraige (PNNI, vol. vii). Glenshesk group

Carnbore Road Carn Bodhar, 'deaf carn' Ballylough/Bushm Bóthar an Chairn Bhodhair Carnbore is a townland in the parish of Billy. What was meant by Carn Bodhar ("deaf cairn") is ills/Carnmoon unclear. Carnduff Park Carn Dubh, 'the black cairn' Páirc an Chairn Dhuibh Carnduff is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. The form Páirc an Chairn Duibh (with unlenited d ) Kinbane would also be acceptable. The dentals rule has been overridden in the form provided here as this is the standard in written Modern Irish. Carnkirk Cottages Carn Circe, 'the carn of the Iostáin Charn Circe Carnkirk is a townland in the parish of Billy. Dunseverick hen, i.e. grouse'

Carnlelis Road Ceathrúin Leithlis, 'quarterland Bóthar Cheathrúin Leithlis Carnlelis is a townland in the parish of Ballintoy. Dunseverick/Moss- of the half-fort' side & Moyarget

Carnmoon View Carnán Muáin, 'Muáns' Cairn' Radharc Charnán Muáin Carnmoon is a townland in the parish of Billy. Carnmoon

Carn-Neil Park Carn Néill, 'Niall's cairn' Páirc Charn Néill Carn Néill is a cairn high on the mountain, south-east of Glenariff. Glenariff

Carrickmore Road An Charraig Mhór, 'the big Bóthar na Carraige Móire Runs through the townlands of Broughanlea,Tornabodagh and Tornaroan. Carrickmore may be an Glenshesk rock' unrecorded minor name in the parish of Culfeightrin. There is a place of the same name in Cross townland near Cushendun. Carrowcrin Road Ceathrú an Chrainn, 'quarter of Bóthar Cheathrú an Chrainn Carrowcrin is a townland in the parish of . Armoy the tree' Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page5 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Carrowcroey An Cheathrú Chrua, 'the hard Moss-side & Bóthar na Ceathrún Crua Carrowcroey is a townland in the parish of Ballintoy. Moyarget Road quarterland' Carrowreagh An Cheathrú Riabhach, 'the Armoy/ Moss-side Bóthar na Ceathrún Riabhaí Carrowreagh is a townland in the parish of Billy. & Moyarget Road grey/dun quarterland' Castle Court Cúirt an Chaistil Road not located. Castle Court may get its name from Castle Carra, reputed site of Shane O'Neill's Not located death in 1567 at the hands of Somhairle Buí Mac Donnell (PSAMNI). Castle Park Páirc an Chaistil Castle Park is a tiny townland in the parish of Culfeightrin. It gets its name from Castle Carra, reputed Glendun site of Shane O'Neill's death in 1567 at the hands of Somhairle Buí Mac Donnell (PSAMNI).

Castle Park Páirc an Chaistil Located in the townland of Deffrick, parish of Billy. Carnmoon

Castle Street Sráid an Chaistil Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Glentaisie

Castlecat Road Caiseal Cait, 'the cat's fort' Bóthar Chaiseal Cait Castlecat is a townland in the parish of Billy. Ballylough

Castlenagree Caiseal na Graí, 'the stone-fort Bushmills/Dunsev Bóthar Chaiseal na Graí Castlenagree is a townland in the parish of Billy. erick Road of the horse stud' Causeway Court Clochán an Aifir, 'stepping- Cúirt an Chlocháin The Giant's Causeway is located in the townland of Aird, parish of Billy. Bushmills stones of the giant', or Clochán na bhFomhórach, 'stepping- Causeway Road Clochán an Aifir, 'stepping- Bóthar an Chlocháin The Giant's Causeway is located in the townland of Aird, parish of Billy. Bushmills/ stones of the giant', or Clochán Dunseverick na bhFomhórach, 'stepping- Cave Road Bóthar na nUaimheanna There is a system of caves south of the harbour entrance at Cushendun. Glendun

Cedar Avenue Ascaill an Chéadrais Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Dalriada

Cedar Drive Céide an Chéadrais Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Dalriada

Chapel Road Bóthar an tSéipéil Located in Cushendall townland. The , St. Mary's, is on this road. Glenaan

Church Bay Bé na hEaglaise, 'bay of the Bé na hEaglaise Located in Demesne townland. Bonamargy & church' Rathlin

Church Quarter Bonamargy & Ceathrú na hEaglaise Church Quarter is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. The name seems to have been coined in Rathlin English. Church Road Bóthar an Teampaill Located in the townlands of Drumawillin, Town Parks and Glebe, on the south-east edge of Ballycastle. Armoy/Knocklayd St. James Church of Ireland is on this road. Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page6 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Church Street Sráid an Teampaill Located on the western edge of Bushmills, in the townlands of Glebe and Ballaghmore or Bushmills. Bushmills St. John the Baptist's Church of Ireland is on this road. Church View Bonamargy & Radharc na hEaglaise Church Quarter is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Rathlin

Churchfield Road Machaire an Teampaill, 'plain of Bóthar Mhachaire an Churchfield is a townland in the parish of Culfeightrin. Glenshesk the church' Teampaill Clady Road Cláidigh, 'mountain stream, Bóthar Chláidí Clady is a townland in the parish of Grange of Inispollan. Glendun torrent'

Clare Avenue Clár Caisleáin, 'level place of Ascaill Chlár Caisleáin Clare is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. However, this road is located in the townland of Town Dalriada the castle (?)' Parks (Ballycastle). Clare Court Clár Caisleáin, 'level place of Cúirt Chlár Caisleáin Clare is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. the castle (?)'

Clare Road Clár Caisleáin, 'level place of Bóthar Chlár Caisleáin Clare is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Dalriada/Kinbane the castle (?)'

Clare Street Clár Caisleáin, 'level place of Sráid Chlár Caisleáin Clare is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. However, this road is located in the townland of Town Glentaisie the castle (?)' Parks (Ballycastle). Cleggan An Chloigeann, 'the skull' Bonamargy & An Chloigeann Cleggan is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Rathlin

Clogher Court Clochar, 'stony ground' Cúirt an Chlochair Clogher North and South are townlands in the parish of Billy. Bushmills

Clogher Road Clochar, 'stony ground' Bushmills/ Bóthar an Chlochair Clogher North and South are townlands in the parish of Billy. Carnmoon/ Dunseverick Cloughs Road Na Clocha, 'the stones' Bóthar na gCloch Cloghs is a townland in the parish of Layd. Cloughs is a variant spelling of this name. Glendun

Coastguard Iostáin an Gharda Cósta Located in the townland of Ballintoy Demesne, parish of Ballintoy. Kinbane Cottages Coast Road Bóthar an Chósta This road runs from Cushendall to Glenariff/Waterfoot in the parish of Layd. Glenaan/Glenariff

Coleraine Road Cúil Raithin, 'corner/nook of Glentaisie/Knockl Bóthar Chúil Raithin Located in the townland of Town Parks (Ballycastle), parish of Ramoan. Coleraine is a university town ayd ferns' and has a parish and two baronies named after it (Coleraine and North-East Liberties of Coleraine). The former name of Co. /Londonderry was Co. Coleraine until 1613.

Colman Avenue Lios Cholmáin, 'Colmán's fort' Ascaill Cholmáin Liscolman is a townland in the parish of Billy. There was formerly a fort in the townland, but no trace Carnmoon of it now remains [Dict. Ulst. PN.]. Community Walk Moss-side & Siúlán an Phobail Located in the townland of Moss-side. Moyarget Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page7 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Coolkeeran Road Cuil Caorthainn, 'corner of the Bóthar Chúil Caorthainn Coolkeeran is a townland in the parish of Loughguile. Armoy rowan trees'

Cozies Road Cuasa, 'caves' Ballylough/ Bóthar na gCuas Cozies is a townland in the parish of Billy. Carnmoon

Craigagh View Radharc Chreagaí Craigagh Wood is a minor name in the townland of Ballure. Craigagh itself is an unrecorded minor Glendun name. Craigalappin Creag na Leapan, 'The rock of Bóthar Chreag na Leapan Craigalappan is a townland in the parish of Ballintoy. Craigalappin is a variant spelling of this name. Dunseverick Road the bed' Craigfad Road An Chreag Fhada, 'long rock' Bóthar na Creige Fada Craigfad is a townland in the parish of Culfeightrin. Glenshesk

Craigmacagan Creag Mhic Agáin, 'the rock of Creag Mhic Agáin Craigmacagan is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Bonamargy & Mac Agáin' Rathlin

Cromaghs Road Cromóg, 'sloping land (?)' Bóthar na Cromóige Cromaghs is a townland in the parish of Armoy. The English plural -s comes in quite late and there is Armoy no evidence for subdivisions of the townland, so the name has been left in the singular.

Cushendall Road Bun Abhann Dalla, 'end of the Bóthar Bhun Abhann Dalla Cushendall is a townland in the parish of Layd. It is also the name of a Catholic parish. Bonamargy & river Dall' Rathlin/ Glenshesk Cushleake Road Cois Leice, '(place) beside the Bóthar Chois Leice Cushleake Mountain is a townland in the parish of Culfeightrin. Glendun flagstone'

Dalriada Avenue Dál Riada, name of a Ascaill Dhál Riada Dál Riada means 'territory of the (descendants of the) ancestor Riada'. This territory was an ancient Glenaan population group kingdom in the north-east corner of Ireland. A territory of the same name was established by members of this tribe who colonised part of South-west Scotland, according to tradition in the 5th century AD.

Dalriada Crescent Dál Riada, name of a Corrán Dhál Riada Dál Riada means 'territory of the (descendants of the) ancestor Riada'. This territory was an ancient Glenaan/Glenariff population group kingdom in the north-east corner of Ireland. A territory of the same name was established by members of this tribe who colonised part of South-west Scotland, according to tradition in the 5th century AD.

Dalriada Drive Dál Riada, name of a Céide Dhál Riada Dál Riada means 'territory of the (descendants of the) ancestor Riada'. This territory was an ancient Glenaan population group kingdom in the north-east corner of Ireland. A territory of the same name was established by members of this tribe who colonised part of South-west Scotland, according to tradition in the 5th century AD.

Dalriada Gardens Dál Riada, name of a Garraithe Dhál Riada Dál Riada means 'territory of the (descendants of the) ancestor Riada'. This territory was an ancient Glentaisie population group kingdom in the north-east corner of Ireland. A territory of the same name was established by members of this tribe who colonised part of South-west Scotland, according to tradition in the 5th century AD. Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page8 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Dalriada Gardens Dál Riada, name of a Garraithe Dhál Riada Dál Riada means 'territory of the (descendants of the) ancestor Riada'. This territory was an ancient Glenaan population group kingdom in the north-east corner of Ireland. A territory of the same name was established by members of this tribe who colonised part of South-west Scotland, according to tradition in the 5th century AD.

Dalriada Park Dál Riada, name of a Páirc Dhál Riada Dál Riada means 'territory of the (descendants of the) ancestor Riada'. This territory was an ancient Glenaan population group kingdom in the north-east corner of Ireland. A territory of the same name was established by members of this tribe who colonised part of South-west Scotland, according to tradition in the 5th century AD.

Deane Park Páirc Deane De Bhulbh shows that there are several origins for Dean(e) in Ireland. As it is not possible to tell the Armoy origin of Deane in this particular name, it was decided to leave the name un-gaelicised.

Demesne Bonamargy & An Diméin Demesne is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Rathlin

Distillery Road Ballylough/Bushm Bóthar na Drioglainne Located in the townland of Magheraboy or Bushmills. The Old Bushmills Distillery is located on this ills road. Drones Road Na Dronna, 'the humps' Bóthar na nDronn The Drones is a minor name in Drumdallagh townland. Armoy

Drumaroan Road Droim an Ruáin, 'ridge of the Bóthar Dhroim an Ruáin Drumaroan is a townland in the parish of Culfeightrin. Glenshesk red place'

Drumavoley Droim Ghabhla (?), 'ridge of the Gráinseach Dhroim Drumavoley is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Glenshesk Grange fork' Ghabhla Drumavoley Park Droim Ghabhla (?), 'ridge of the Páirc Dhroim Ghabhla Drumavoley is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Bonamargy & fork' Rathlin

Drumavoley Road Droim Ghabhla (?), 'ridge of the Bóthar Dhroim Ghabhla Drumavoley is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Bonamargy & fork' Rathlin/ Glenshesk Drumawillin Park Droim an Mhuilinn, 'ridge of the Bóthar Dhroim an Mhuilinn Drumawillin is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd mill'

Drumnagee Road Droim na Gaoithe, 'ridge of the Bóthar Dhroim na Gaoithe Drumnagee is a townland in the parish of Ballintoy. Dunseverick wind'

Drumnaheigh Droim na hÁithe, 'ridge of the Moss-side & Bóthar Dhroim na hÁithe Drumnaheigh is a townland in the parish of Grange of Drumtullagh. Moyarget Road kiln' Dunamallaght Dún na Mallacht, 'fort of the Bonamargy & Corrán Dhún na Mallacht Located in Drumavoley townland. The fort of Dun a Mallaght is in the townland of Town Parks, Rathlin Crescent curses' parish of Ramoan. It was supposedly named from some executions performed here during rebellions. Fiachra Mac Gabhann also considers the possibility that Dunamallaght may derive from Dún na Mallachta, 'fort of the (one) curse'. Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page9 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Dunamallaght Dún na Mallacht, 'fort of the Bonamargy & Páirc Dhún na Mallacht The fort of Dun a Mallaght is in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. It was supposedly Rathlin Park curses' named from some executions performed here during rebellions. Fiachra Mac Gabhann also considers the possibility that Dunamallaght may derive from Dún na Mallachta, 'fort of the (one) curse'.

Dunamallaght Dún na Mallacht, 'fort of the Bonamargy & Bóthar Dhún na Mallacht The fort of Dun a Mallaght is in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. It was supposedly Rathlin Road curses' named from some executions performed here during rebellions. Fiachra Mac Gabhann also considers the possibility that Dunamallaght may derive from Dún na Mallachta, 'fort of the (one) curse'.

Dundarave Road Bushmills/Dunsev Bóthar Dhún dTairbh Dundarave is a minor name in Clogher North townland. erick

Dunluce Cottages Dún Libhsí, dún =, 'fort'. The Iostáin Dhún Libhsí A fort at Dunluce (earlier than the current castle ruins) has given its name to a townland, a parish and Bushmills second element is obscure. two baronies (Dunluce Lower and Upper). The second element, Libhsí , may be a personal name. It seems certain that the form Dún-lios , found in the Annals of the Four Masters, was a later re- interpretation rather than the original form.

Dunluce Court Dún Libhsí, dún =, 'fort'. The Cúirt Dhún Libhsí Located in Clogher North townland, nr. Bushmills. A fort at Dunluce (earlier than the current castle Bushmills second element is obscure. ruins) has given its name to a townland, a parish and two baronies (Dunluce Lower and Upper). The second element, Libhsí , may be a personal name. It seems certain that the form Dún-lios , found in the Annals of the Four Masters, was a later re-interpretation rather than the original form.

Dunluce Manor Dún Libhsí, dún =, 'fort'. The Mainéar Dhún Libhsí A fort at Dunluce (earlier than the current castle ruins) has given its name to a townland, a parish and Bushmills second element is obscure. two baronies (Dunluce Lower and Upper). The second element, Libhsí , may be a personal name. It seems certain that the form Dún-lios , found in the Annals of the Four Masters, was a later re- interpretation rather than the original form.

Dunluce Road Dún Libhsí, dún =, 'fort'. The Bóthar Dhún Libhsí Runs from Bushmills to passing through Dunluce. A fort at Dunluce (earlier than the current Bushmills second element is obscure. castle ruins) has given its name to a townland, a parish and two baronies (Dunluce Lower and Upper). The second element, Libhsí , may be a personal name. It seems certain that the form Dún-lios, found in the Annals of the Four Masters, was a later re-interpretation rather than the original form.

Eagry Gardens Eachraigh, 'edge/border (?)' Garraithe Eachrach Eagry is a townland in the parish of Billy. Locally it is pronounced with 3 syllables. The first rhymes Ballylough with 'day' and the second is a schwa. The whole word would therefore rhyme with 'vagary'.

Eagry Park Eachraigh, 'edge/border (?)' Páirc Eachrach Eagry is a townland in the parish of Billy. Locally it is pronounced with 3 syllables. The first rhymes Ballylough with 'day' and the second is a schwa. The whole word would therefore rhyme with 'vagary'.

Elizabeth Place Plás Eilís Located in Deffrick townland, parish of Billy. Carnmoon

Elmwood Park Páirc Choill an Leamháin Located in Ballyness townland, parish of Billy. Ballylough Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page10 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Esdale Park Páirc Ghleann an Easa Located in Ballyness townland, parish of Billy. Ballylough

Ess-na-Laragh Eas na Larach, 'waterfall of the Eas na Lárach The waterfall, from which this road is named is in a wooded gorge high up in Glenariffe. It resembles Glenariff mare' a mare's tail when the river is in full spate. The road is in Glenariffe/Waterfoot village.

Fairhill Street Sráid Chnoc an Aonaigh Fair Hill is near the centre of Armoy and Fairhill Street is on this low height. An annual fair was held Armoy at Armoy on Boxing Day until the early 1950s. There was a market and point-to-point races on this day. Thanks to Mr. Stephen Nicoll of Armoy for this information. According to Samuel Lewis, Fairhill Street Bonamargy & Sráid Chnoc an Aonaigh Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Associated with the Ould Lammas Fair. Rathlin/Glentaisie

Fair Hill Cnoc an Aonaigh This roads leads from the Curfew Tower in the centre of Cushendall up the steep hill towards Glenaan Cushendun. Only a small group of houses have Fair Hill as their address. An annual fair was held here. According to Samuel Lewis, writing in 1837, there were fairs in Cushendall chiefly for Raghery Fairhead An Bhinn Mhór, 'the big cliff' Corrán na Binne Móire Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. is the north-east corner of Dalriada Crescent Ireland. The English name is not a translation of the Irish name, An Bhinn Mhór, 'the big cliff'.

Fairhead Road An Bhinn Mhór, 'the big cliff' Bóthar na Binne Móire Fair Head is the north-east corner of Ireland. It is located in the townland of Cross. The English name Glenshesk is not a translation of the Irish name, An Bhinn Mhór, 'the big cliff'.

Fairhead View An Bhinn Mhór, 'the big cliff' Radharc na Binne Móire Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Fair Head is the north-east corner of Dalriada Ireland. The English name is not a translation of the Irish name, An Bhinn Mhór, 'the big cliff'.

Fairlands Fearann an Aonaigh Fairlands is the name of just two houses on the main road to Ballycastle on the northern edge of the Armoy village. Fair Hill is near the centre of Armoy. An annual fair was held at Armoy on Boxing Day until the early 1950s. There was a market and point-to-point racing on this day. Thanks to Mr. Stephen Nicoll of Armoy for this information. According to Samuel Lewis, writing in 1837, there were fairs for horses, horned cattle, pigs, corn and butter held on Jan. 25th, Feb. 25th, March. 29th, May 25th, Aug. 16th, Nov. 14th. and Dec. 26th [Topographical Dictionary of Ireland].

Fairways Na Mínligh A group of new apartments overlooking the golf course at Cushendall [info from Glenariffe PO]. Glenaan

Farranmacallan Fearann Mhic Ailín, 'MacAllen's Fearann Mhic Ailín Farranmacallan is a townland in the parish of Culfeightrin. Glendun Road ploughland' Feigh Road Faiche, 'lawn/green' Bóthar na Faiche Feigh is a townland in the parish of Billy. Dunseverick

Fernmount Park Páirc Thulach na Raithní Located in the townland of Moyaver Upper. Armoy

Fogarty Crescent Ó Fógartaigh Páirc Uí Fhógartaigh Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page11 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Garron Road An Gearrán, 'the horse' Bóthar an Ghearráin Garron Point is a distinctive headland in the townland of Galboly Lower. It has rugged cliffs and Glenariff pinnacles. It is possible that the word in question is géarán , 'a fang', rather than gearrán , 'a colt', and that it refers to a pinnacle at the promontory. There are two such pinnacles visible from Cushendall. However, gearrán , which in is used for a horse in general, can be applied to stone features such as distinctive cliffs or standing stones. Gaults Road Gallda, 'foreigner' Bóthar an Ghallda It seems likely that this road is named after someone of the surname, Gault, which is an anglicisiation Glenaan/Glendun of Ir. Gallda ‘foreigner’. This is confirmed by Black [Surnames of Scotland] who gives Gault as a variant of Gaul. De Bhulbh notes that this name is common in Antrim, and there is a Gaultstown (minor name) in Finvoy parish.

Glassmullen Road An Glasmhullán, 'the green Bóthar an Ghlasmhulláin Glasmullen is a townland in the parish of Layd. Glassmullen is a variant spelling of this name. Glenariff hillock'

Glebe Cottages Bonamargy & Iostáin na Gléibe Glebe is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Rathlin

Glebe Bonamargy & An Ghléib Glebe is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Rathlin

Glen Road Gleann Aireamh, 'glen of the Bóthar an Ghleanna Glen Road is the minor road which runs through Glenariff from Bay townland up to the bottom of the Glenariff (?) ploughmen' Forest Park. Glenann Road Gleann Athain, 'glen of the Bóthar Ghleann Athain Glenaan is one of the Nine and is located in the parish of Layd. It is also a townland. Glendun burial chamber' Glenann is a variant spelling of this name, although it is not derived from the girl's name.

Glenariffe Road Gleann Aireamh, 'glen of the Bóthar Ghleann Aireamh Glenariff is one of the Nine Glens of Antrim and is located in the parishes of and Layd. It Glenariff (?) ploughmen' gives its name to the townlands of Glenariff Mountain Lower, Glenariff Mountain Upper East and Glenariff Mountain Upper West in Ardclinis. Glenariffe and Glenariff are variant spellings of this name. Glenbank Road Bóthar Bhruach an Glenbank House is located in the townland of Aghaleck. Glenshesk Ghleanna Glendun Road Gleann Doinne, 'glen of the Bóthar Ghleann Doinne Glendun is one of the Nine Glens of Antrim and is located in the parishes of Layd and Grange of Layd. Glendun river Dun' It is name from the river which flows through it. Glenmakeeran Gleann Maí Caorthainn, 'valley Bóthar Ghleann Maí Glenmakeeran is a townland in Culfeightrin parish and a glen amongst the hills situated between Glenshesk Road of the field of the rowan' Caorthainn Cushendun and Ballycastle.

Glenshesk Court Gleann Seisc, 'barren valley' Bonamargy & Cúirt Ghleann Seisc Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Glenshesk is one of the Nine Glens of Rathlin Antrim and is located in the parishes of Ramoan and Culfeightrin. Glenshesk Road Gleann Seisc, 'barren valley' Armoy/Bonamarg Bóthar Ghleann Seisc Glenshesk is one of the Nine Glens of Antrim and is located in the parishes of Ramoan and y & Rathlin Culfeightrin. Glenstaughey Glais tSochaí, 'stream of the Bóthar Ghlais tSochaí Glenstaghey is a townland in the parish of Ballintoy. The first element was originally Ir. glais, Kinbane Road host' 'stream', but has been re-interpreted. Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page12 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Glentaisie Drive Gleann Taise, 'glen of Bóthar Ghleann Taise Glentaisie is one of the Nine Glens of Antrim and is located in the parish of Ramoan. Glentaisie dampness' or 'Taise's glen'

Glentop Road Bóthar Bharr an Ghleanna Glentop or Ardaghmore is a townland in Culfeightrin parish. Glenshesk

Glenvale An Gleanntán Located in Bay townland. Glenvale is the name of a village between and . Glenariff However, it seems more likely that this road name is inspired by Glenariff. Glenview Park Páirc Radharc an Ghleanna Located in townland. Named after Glendun. Glendun

Glenview Road Bóthar Radharc an Glenview House is located in Drumacullin townland. Glenshesk Ghleanna Glenville Corrán Bhaile an Ghleanna The name Glenville originally applied to Glenville House, but became an alias for Leamore, the Glenaan Crescent townland name. There was a 19th century fashion for house names in -ville, perhaps with Lat. 'villa' in mind. Glenville Road Bóthar Bhaile an Ghleanna The name Glenville originally applied to Glenville House, but became an alias for Leamore, the Glendun townland name. There was a 19th century fashion for house names in -ville, perhaps with Lat. 'villa' in mind. Gortaclee Road Gort an Chlaí, 'field of the dyke' Bóthar Ghort an Chlaí Gortaclee is a townland in Layd parish. Glenariff

Gortamaddy Gort an Mhadaidh, 'field of the Céide Ghort an Mhadaidh Located in the townlands of Clare and Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Gortamaddy is a townland in Glentaisie Drive dog' the same parish. Gortamaddy Park Gort an Mhadaidh, 'field of the Dalriada/Glentaisi Páirc Ghort an Mhadaidh Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Gortamaddy is a townland in the same e dog' parish. Gortanclochair Páirc Ghort an Chlochair Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Dalriada Park Road Bóthar Chnoc an Ghrásta Gracehill is a townland in Derrykeighan, first attested under this name in 1827. The name seems to Armoy have applied to a house originally, owned by Mr. Henry Irwin Stuart (elsewhere written Stewart), treasurer of the county [OSM xvi, 78, 84]. Greenan Road Grianán, 'sunny land, fort or hill' Bóthar an Ghrianáin Greenan is a townland in the upper reaches of Glenshesk, parish of Culfeightrin Glenshesk

Hamill Terrace Ó hÁmaill Ardán Uí Adhmaill Located in the townland of Magheraboy or Bushmills, parish of Billy. Bushmills

Harbour Road Bóthar an Chuain Located in the townland of Ballintoy Demesne. Kinbane

Haughey's Row Ó hEachaidh Rae Uí Eachaidh Located on Castlecat Road in the townland of Ballyness. Ballylough Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page13 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Haw Road Ballylough/Bushm Bóthar na hInse The Haw is a minor name in Curramoney townland, Billy. It seems to be a variant of haugh, a Scots ills word for flat ground beside a river. Hazeldene Drive Céide Allt an Choill There is a Scottish traditional song named 'Jock o' Hazeldene'. Ballylough

Heronshaw Garrán na gCorr Located in Ballyness townland. Heronshaw is an archaic English word. Some sources treat this simply Ballylough as a diminutive of heron, also written hernshaw, harnsey [Biology Dictionary online]. It seems unlikely that this is the meaning intended in the road-name. However, Webster's Dictionary gives it as a place where herons breed. High Street An tSráid Ard Located in Cushendall townland. Glenaan

Hillside Road Armoy/Glenshesk/ Bóthar na Leirge Runs north from Armoy to Ballycastle. Knocklayd/Moss- side & Moyarget Huey Crescent Mac Giolla Dhuibh Corrán Mhic Giolla Dhuibh Located in Ballyness townland. Huey seems to be a form of Huie, an abridged form of Macilghuie Ballylough according to Black [The Surnames of Scotland]. This name is from Argyllshire and is found around Ballymoney. The Ordnance Survey Memoir for the parish of Billy mentions a Robert Huey, grocer in Bushmills. A spearhead found locally was in his possession. The family is still prominent in Bushmills. Irragh Lane Iorrach, 'tail' Lána Iorraí Irragh is a townland in Grange of Layd parish. Glendun

Islandarragh Road Oileán Darach, 'island of the Moss-side & Bóthar Oileán Darach Islandarragh is a minor name in Craiganee townland. It refers to an inland feature, not a coastal Moyarget oaks' island. Islandboy Road An tOileán Buí, 'the yellow Moss-side & Bóthar an Oileáin Bhuí Islandboy is a townland in Grange of Drumtullagh parish. The name refers to an inland feature, not a Moyarget island' coastal island. Islandmacallion Oileán Mhic Ailín, 'MacAllen's Moss-side & Bóthar Oileán Mhic Ailín Island Macallan is a townland in Ballintoy parish. The name refers to an inland feature, not a coastal Moyarget Road land' island. Islandranny Road Bóthar Oileán Raithní Islandranny is a minor name in Ballybregagh townland, Loughguile parish. It refers to an inland Carnmoon feature, not a coastal island. Isle Road Carnmoon/Dunse Bóthar an Oileáin This road runs north from Islands of Carnmoon through Islandcorr to New Buildings near verick Dunseverick. It may be derived from one of these names. Kemp Park Páirc Kemp Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Dalriada

Kenmara Ceann Mara Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Dalriada

Kilcreg Park Cill Chreige, 'burial ground of Páirc Chill Chreige Located in the townland of Drumawillin, parish of Ramoan. Kilcreg is a townland in the same parish. Knocklayd the rocky hill' Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page14 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Kilmahamogue Cill Mochomóg, 'Mochomóg's Kinbane/Moss- Bóthar Chill Mochomóg Kilmahamogue is a townland in Ballintoy parish. The Ordnance Survey Memoirs, compiled in 1835 side & Moyarget Road church', for Ballintoy, relate the name to a burial-ground: "In Kilmahamogue, and holding of Charles Kilmore Road Cill Mhór, 'great church' Bóthar Chill Mhór KMiclmCaohrea nis, tah teorwe nstloaondd ain Lanacyide npta rgirsahv. e yard which gave name to the townland. It is now destroyed and Glenariff

Kilnadore Brae Coill na dTor, 'wood of the Bráigh Choill na dTor Kilnadore is a townland in Layd parish. Glenariff bushes'

Kilnadore Park Coill na dTor, 'wood of the Páirc Choill na dTor Kilnadore is a townland in Layd parish. Glenaan bushes'

Kilnadore Road Coill na dTor, 'wood of the Bóthar Choill na dTor Kilnadore is a townland in Layd parish. Glenaan bushes'

Kilns Court Cúirt na nÁitheanna Located in the townland of Drumawillin, parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd

Kilns Road Bóthar na nÁitheanna Located in the townlands of Drumawillin and Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Glentaisie

Kinkeel An Ceann Caol, 'the narrow An Ceann Caol Kinkeel is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Bonamargy & end' Rathlin

Kinramer North Ceann Ramhar Thuaidh, 'the Ceann Ramhar Thuaidh Kinramer North is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Bonamargy & thick end' Rathlin

Kinramer South Ceann Ramhar Theas, 'the Ceann Ramhar Theas Kinramer South is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Bonamargy & thick end' Rathlin

Klondyke Terrace Klondike Ardán Klondike Located in the townland of Ballaghmore or Bushmills. Klondike is a region in the Yukon Territory of Bushmills Canada, named from the Klondike River. This is a corruption of the Native American word throndik meaning 'river of fish' (Dictionary of Proper Names). The spelling Klondyke seems to be an error due to the influence of the English word dyke , with which Klondike has no connection.

Knockans An Cnocán, 'the hillock' Bonamargy & An Cnocán Knockans is a townland in the parish of Rathlin Island. Rathlin

Knocklayde View Cnoc Leithid, 'hill of the slope' Radharc Chnoc Leithid Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd, 514m, is one of the highest Glentaisie hills in Co. Antrim. With its characteristic conical shape, it can be recognised in many views from the northern part of the county. The name of the hill contains the element leithead, 'breadth, broad expanse', which also occurs nearby in the townland of Layd and the civil parishes of Layd and Grange of Layd. Layde is a variant spelling of this name. Note, however, that Knocklayd is in Armoy parish. The summit is surmounted by a cairn known as Carn an Truagh , interpreted in the Ordnance Survey Knockmore Road Cnoc Mór, 'great pile' Moss-side & Bóthar an Chnoic Mhóir Knockmore is a minor name in the townland of Moss-side. Moyarget

Knocknacarry Cnoc na Cora, 'hill of the weir' Ascaill Chnoc na Cora Knocknacarry is a townland in Layd parish. Glendun Avenue Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page15 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Knocknacarry Cnoc na Cora, 'hill of the weir' Corrán Chnoc na Cora Knocknacarry is a townland in Layd parish. Glendun Crescent Knocknacarry Cnoc na Cora, 'hill of the weir' Cúirt Chnoc na Cora Knocknacarry is a townland in Layd parish. Glendun Court Knocknacarry Cnoc na Cora, 'hill of the weir' Garraithe Chnoc na Cora Knocknacarry is a townland in Layd parish. Glendun Gardens Knocknacarry Cnoc na Cora, 'hill of the weir' Bóthar Chnoc na Cora Knocknacarry is a townland in Layd parish. Glendun Road Knocksoghey Cnoc Sochaidhe, 'hill of the Lána Chnoc Sochaí Knocksoghey is a townland in Ballintoy parish. Kinbane Lane multitude' Lagavara Road Lag an Bheara (?), 'hollow of Bóthar Lag an Bheara Lagavara is a townland in Ballintoy parish. Legavara is a variant spelling of this name. Dunseverick/Kinb the stream' ane

Lagge Road Bóthar an Laig Located in the townlands of Aghrunniaght and Knockans. Lagge may be an unrecorded minor name Armoy in Armoy parish. Larrybane Park Laithreach Bán, 'the white site' Páirc na Laithrí Báine Larrybane is a minor name in the townland of Ballintoy. Its most distinctive feature is the line of white Kinbane cliffs near Carrickarede Island. Layde Crescent Leithead Lachtmhaighe, Corrán Leithid Located in the townland of Knocknacarry. Layd is a townland. Layd and Grange of Layd are civil Glenaan/Glendun 'territory of the milk plain' parishes. Layde is a variant spelling of this name. Layde Road Leithead Lachtmhaighe, Bóthar Leithid Layd is a townland. Layd and Grange of Layd are civil parishes. Layde is a variant spelling of this Glendun 'territory of the milk plain' name. Leyland Avenue Leyland, an English form (?) Ascaill Leyland Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Lealand or Leland was the former name of Knocklayd Town Parks of Ramoan [PNNI vii, Fiachra Mac Gabhann]. It is uncertain whether the name was originally coined in English (lea + land) or whether it is an anglicisation of an earlier Irish name. In the names of streets in Ballycastle the spelling Leyland may be have been adopted by analogy with the town of Leyland in Lancashire, England, best known for the manufacture of motor vehicles.

Leyland Crescent Leyland, an English form (?) Corrán Leyland Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Lealand or Leland was the former name of Knocklayd Town Parks of Ramoan [PNNI vii, Fiachra Mac Gabhann]. It is uncertain whether the name was originally coined in English (lea + land) or whether it is an anglicisation of an earlier Irish name. In the names of streets in Ballycastle the spelling Leyland may be have been adopted by analogy with the town of Leyland in Lancashire, England, best known for the manufacture of motor vehicles.

Leyland Court Leyland, an English form (?) Cúirt Leyland Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Lealand or Leland was the former name of Knocklayd Town Parks of Ramoan [PNNI vii, Fiachra Mac Gabhann]. It is uncertain whether the name was originally coined in English (lea + land) or whether it is an anglicisation of an earlier Irish name. In the names of streets in Ballycastle the spelling Leyland may be have been adopted by analogy with the town of Leyland in Lancashire, England, best known for the manufacture of motor vehicles. Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page16 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Leyland Farm Leyland, an English form (?) Feirm Leyland Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Lealand or Leland was the former name of Glentaisie Town Parks of Ramoan [PNNI vii, Fiachra Mac Gabhann]. It is uncertain whether the name was originally coined in English (lea + land) or whether it is an anglicisation of an earlier Irish name. In the names of streets in Ballycastle the spelling Leyland may be have been adopted by analogy with the town of Leyland in Lancashire, England, best known for the manufacture of motor vehicles.

Leyland Heights Leyland, an English form (?) Arda Leyland Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Lealand or Leland was the former name of Knocklayd Town Parks of Ramoan [PNNI vii, Fiachra Mac Gabhann]. It is uncertain whether the name was originally coined in English (lea + land) or whether it is an anglicisation of an earlier Irish name. In the names of streets in Ballycastle the spelling Leyland may be have been adopted by analogy with the town of Leyland in Lancashire, England, best known for the manufacture of motor vehicles.

Leyland Meadow Leyland, an English form (?) Cluain Leyland Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Lealand or Leland was the former name of Glentaisie Town Parks of Ramoan [PNNI vii, Fiachra Mac Gabhann]. It is uncertain whether the name was originally coined in English (lea + land) or whether it is an anglicisation of an earlier Irish name. In the names of streets in Ballycastle the spelling Leyland may be have been adopted by analogy with the town of Leyland in Lancashire, England, best known for the manufacture of motor vehicles.

Leyland Park Leyland, an English form (?) Dalriada/Glentaisi Páirc Leyland Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Lealand or Leland was the former name of e Town Parks of Ramoan [PNNI vii, Fiachra Mac Gabhann]. It is uncertain whether the name was originally coined in English (lea + land) or whether it is an anglicisation of an earlier Irish name. In the names of streets in Ballycastle the spelling Leyland may be have been adopted by analogy with the town of Leyland in Lancashire, England, best known for the manufacture of motor vehicles.

Leyland Road Leyland, an English form (?) Dalriada/Glentaisi Bóthar Leyland Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Lealand or Leland was the former name of e/Kinbane/Knockl Town Parks of Ramoan [PNNI vii, Fiachra Mac Gabhann]. It is uncertain whether the name was ayd originally coined in English (lea + land) or whether it is an anglicisation of an earlier Irish name. In the names of streets in Ballycastle the spelling Leyland may be have been adopted by analogy with the town of Leyland in Lancashire, England, best known for the manufacture of motor vehicles.

Lir Court Cúirt Lir Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. In the well known tale named Oidheadh Dalriada Chloinne Lir ('the death of Clann Lir') four children, Fionnuala, Aodh, Fiachra and Conn, are turned into swans by their evil stepmother Aoife and banished for 900 years. They spend 300 years swimming on Sruth na Maoile or the Sea of Moyle, the stretch of water which separates Antrim from Kintyre. They are collectively known as Clann Lir , which originally means 'children of the sea' (from Old Irish ler , an obsolete word for 'sea'. The re-interpretation of this as 'the children of (King) Lir' is a relatively late modification to the tale, which provided the basis for Shakespeare's King Lear .

Lisnagat Road Lios na gCat, 'fort of the cats' Carnmoon/Moss- Bóthar Lios na gCat Lisnagat is a townland in Grange of Drumtullagh parish. side & Moyarget Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page17 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Loughareema Loch an Mhadhma, 'lake of the Bóthar Loch an Mhadhma This road runs from Cushendun towards Ballycastle via Loughareema. Loughareema, also known as Glendun Road eruption/bursting' the Vanishing Lake, is in Ballyvennaght townland. It is prone to flood the road after heavy rain. It can also empty very suddenly, perhaps when the silt which blocks its outflow is disturbed.

Lurig View perhaps Lorg Éadain, Radharc Lorg Éadain Located in the townland of Bay. Lurigethan is a mountain in Gortnateea townland, overlooking Glenariff 'ridge/shank of the face' Glenariff. It is noted for its inland promontory fort. Magheramore An Machaire Mór, 'the large Bóthar an Mhachaire Mhóir Magheramore is a townland in Ramoan parish. Armoy/Kinbane/M plain' oss-side & Road Moyarget Maghery Road Machaire Chaisil, 'plain of the Bóthar Mhachaire Chaisil This road is presumably named from Magheracashel townland (in Ballintoy parish), through which it Kinbane stone fort' passes. Main Street An tSráid Mhór The main street in Ballintoy. Kinbane

Main Street An tSráid Mhór The main street in Bushmills. Bushmills

Main Street An tSráid Mhór The main street in Cushendun. Glendun

Main Street Carnmoon/Moss- An tSráid Mhór The main street in Mosside. side & Moyarget

Main Street An tSráid Mhór The main street in Armoy. Armoy

Main Street An tSráid Mhór The main street in Glenariff/Waterfoot. Glenariff

Manister Road An Mhainistir, 'the monastery' Moss-side & Bóthar na Mainistreach Manister is a townland in Grange of Drumtullagh parish. Moyarget

Marconi Park Páirc Marconi Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Named after Guglielmo Marconi who Dalriada carried out some his experiments in wireless transmission in the summer of 1898 between Ballycastle and Rathlin Island. Market Court Cúirt an Mhargaidh Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan.

Market Street Bonamargy & Sráid an Mhargaidh Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Rathlin/Dalriada/G lentaisie Market Street Sráid an Mhargaidh Located in the townlands of Town Parks and Turnarobert, parish of Armoy. Armoy

Maud Cottages Máda Iostáin Mháda Located in the townland of Cushendun. Glendun Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page18 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Mayo Drive Céide Mhaigh Eo Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd

Macauley Park Páirc Mhic Amhlaoibh Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. There are several forms of this surname in Knocklayd Irish. However, Mac Amhlaoibh seems to be the accepted spelling for the Ulster family of this name.

Meadow Court Cúirt na Cluana Located in the townland of Clogher North. Bushmills

Middlepark An Pháirc Meánach, 'middle Ascaill na Páirce Meanaí Middle Park is a townland in Layd parish. Glenariff Avenue field'. Middlepark An Pháirc Meánach, 'middle Corrán na Páirce Meanaí Located in Kilnadore townland. Middle Park is a townland in Layd parish. Glenaan Crescent field'. Middlepark Road An Pháirc Meánach, 'middle Bóthar na Páirce Meanaí Middle Park is a townland in Layd parish. Glenaan/Glenariff field'.

Mill Farm Moss-side & Feirm an Mhuilinn Located in the townland of Moss-side. Named after a nearby corn-mill (North Antrim Mill) located on Moyarget the opposite side of Main Street. Mill Lane Lána an Mhuilinn This road could not be located. Not located

Mill Street Sráid an Mhuilinn Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Glentaisie

Mill Street Sráid an Mhuilinn Located in the townland of Cushendall. Glenaan

Millview Radharc an Mhuilinn Located in the townland of Straidbilly. Carnmoon

Montgomery Eachlann Mac Gumeraid Located in the townland of Glebe. Bushmills Mews Mosside Gardens (?)Maigh Saighead, 'plain of the Garraithe Mhaigh Saighead Moss-side is a townland in Grange of Drumtullagh parish. Moss-side & arrows' Moyarget

Mount Edwards Cnoc Thulach Éamainn Mount Edwards is a townland in Layd parish. It may have referred to a house originally. Glenariff Hill Mount Pleasant An Cnoc Aoibhinn Located in the townlands of Glebe and Ballaghmore or Bushmills. Bushmills

Moyarget Road Maigh Airgid, 'plain of silver' Carnmoon/Kinban Bóthar Mhaigh Airgid Moyarget Lower and Upper are townlands in Ramoan parish. e/Knocklayd/Moss- side & Moyarget Moycraig Road Magh Creige, 'plain of the rock' Carnmoon/Dunse Bóthar Mhaigh Creige Moycraig Hamilton, Moycraig Lower, Moycraig Upper and Moycraig Macallister are townlands in verick Billy parish. Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page19 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Moyle Avenue An Mhaoil, 'the current' Ascaill na Maoile Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Sruth na Maoile (Sea of Moyle) is the Dalriada stretch of water between N. Antrim and Kintyre. In the well known tale Oidheadh Chloinne Lir (commonly known as "the Children of Lir"), the four children are turned into swans by their evil stepmother Aoife and banished for 900 years. They spend 300 years swimming on Sruth na Maoile. See Lir Court for further details. Moyle Court An Mhaoil, 'the current' Cúirt na Maoile Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Sruth na Maoile (Sea of Moyle) is the Dalriada stretch of water between N. Antrim and Kintyre. In the well known tale Oidheadh Chloinne Lir (commonly known as "the Children of Lir"), the four children are turned into swans by their evil stepmother Aoife and banished for 900 years. They spend 300 years swimming on Sruth na Maoile. See Lir Court for further details. Moyle Park An Mhaoil, 'the current' Páirc na Maoile Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Sruth na Maoile (Sea of Moyle) is the Dalriada stretch of water between N. Antrim and Kintyre. In the well known tale Oidheadh Chloinne Lir (commonly known as "the Children of Lir"), the four children are turned into swans by their evil stepmother Aoife and banished for 900 years. They spend 300 years swimming on Sruth na Maoile. See Lir Court for further details. Moyle Road An Mhaoil, 'the current' Bonamargy & Bóthar na Maoile Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Sruth na Maoile (Sea of Moyle) is the Rathlin/Dalriada/G stretch of water between N. Antrim and Kintyre. In the well known tale Oidheadh Chloinne Lir lentaisie (commonly known as "the Children of Lir"), the four children are turned into swans by their evil stepmother Aoife and banished for 900 years. They spend 300 years swimming on Sruth na Maoile. See Lir Court for further details. Moyle View An Mhaoil, 'the current' Radharc na Maoile Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Sruth na Maoile (Sea of Moyle) is the Glenaan stretch of water between N. Antrim and Kintyre. In the well known tale Oidheadh Chloinne Lir (commonly known as "the Children of Lir"), the four children are turned into swans by their evil stepmother Aoife and banished for 900 years. They spend 300 years swimming on Sruth na Maoile. See Lir Court for further details. Murlough Road Murlag, 'sea inlet' + E. bay', a Bóthar an Mhurlaig is located in the townland of Goodland. There are some very early references to this Glenshesk development from ~Muirbolc, name, such one in the Annals of Ulster in 731 AD, which show that the original form of this name was 'sea-bag, i.e. lagoon, inlet of the sea' Murbolg , lit. 'sea-bag'. Over the centuries it has come to be re-interpreted, the current English spelling suggesting Murlach , 'sea inlet'. An Mhurlag is a form which appears in the poetry of Aodh Mac Domhnaill c. 1845. This form has been adopted, but the word has been treated as masculine to reflect the derivation from bolg . New Street An tSráid Nua Located in the townland of Mill Five Acres. Armoy

North Street Bonamargy & An tSráid Thuaidh Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Rathlin/Dalriada

Novally Road Nuabhaile, 'new town' Kinbane/Knocklay Bóthar an Nuabhaile Novally is a townland in Ramoan parish. d

Oakley Park Páirc Oakley Located in the townland of Straidbilly. Carnmoon Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page20 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Old Coastguard An Seanstáisiún Garda Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Dalriada Station Cósta Orby Drive Céide Orby Located in the townlands of Carnmoon and Straidbilly. Carnmoon

Ossian Avenue Ascaill Oisín Located in the townland of Warren. Ossian's Grave is the name of a court tomb in the townland of Glenariff Lubitavish. Ossian is an anglicised form of Oisín , the Finn cycle hero who returned from the Otherworld and died on dismounting from his horse. Ouig An Úig, 'the bay or inlet' Bonamargy & An Úig Ouig is a minor name in the townland of Demesne (Rathlin Island). Rathlin

Parkanore Estate Páirc an Óir, 'field of the gold' Eastát Pháirc an Óir Located in the townland of Warren. Parkanore may be an unrecorded minor name in Glenariff. Glenariff

Portbraddan Road Port Bradán, 'port of the Bóthar Phort Bradán Portbraddan is a settlement with a harbour in Templastragh townland. Port Bradden is a variant Dunseverick salmon' spelling of this name. Priestland Road Fearann an tSagairt, 'land of Bóthar Fhearann an tSagairt Priestland East and West are townlands in Dunluce parish. Bushmills the priest'

Primrose Hill Cnoc na Sabhaircíní Located in the townland of Ballyness. Ballylough

Prospect Court Cúirt na Radharc Located in the townland of Ballymacdoe. Glenaan

Quay Road Bonamargy & Bóthar na Cé Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Rathlin

Railway Terrace Ardán an Iarnróid Located in the townland of Mill Five Acres. Armoy was once served by the Ballymoney to Ballycastle Armoy narrow gauge railway. Ramoan Avenue Rath Muáin, 'Muán's fort' Ascaill Ráth Muáin Located in the townland of Drumawillin. Ramoan is a parish in the barony of Cary. Knocklayd

Ramoan Court Rath Muáin, 'Muán's fort' Cúirt Ráth Muáin Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Ramoan is a parish in the barony of Cary. Knocklayd

Ramoan Gardens Rath Muáin, 'Muán's fort' Garraithe Ráth Muáin Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Ramoan is a parish in the barony of Cary. Knocklayd

Ramoan Road Rath Muáin, 'Muán's fort' Glentaisie/Knockl Bóthar Ráth Muáin Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Ramoan is a parish in the barony of Cary. ayd

Rathlin Avenue Reachlainn, meaning uncertain Ascaill Reachlann Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Named after Rathlin Island. Dalriada

Rathlin Court Reachlainn, meaning uncertain Bonamargy & Cúirt Reachlann Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Named after Rathlin Island. Rathlin Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page21 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Rathlin Road Reachlainn, meaning uncertain Bonamargy & Bóthar Reachlann Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Named after Rathlin Island. Rathlin/Dalriada

Rathlin View Reachlainn, meaning uncertain Radharc Reachlann Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Named after Rathlin Island. Dalriada

Red Road An Bóthar Rua Located in the townlands of Ballynastraid and Prolusk. Apparently the road was so named from the Dunseverick reddish soil particularly noticeable at the east end. Riverdale Lodge Lóiste Ghleann na hAbhann Located in the townland of Clogher North. Bushmills

Riverside Close Clós Chois Abhann Located in the townland of Cushendall. Glenaan

Riverside Court Cúirt Chois Abhann Located in the townland of Clogher North. Bushmills

Riverside Road Bóthar Chois Abhann Located in the townlands of Ballylough and Ballylough More. Ballylough

Riverview Corrán Radharc na Located in the townland of Cushendun. Glendun Crescent hAbhann Rockfield Garraithe Ghort na Located in the townland of Moycraig Hamilton. Carnmoon Gardens gCarraigeacha Runkerry Road Rinn Chaorach (?), 'headland Bushmills/ Bóthar Rinn Chaorach Runkerry Point, Runkerry Cave and Runkerry House are minor names in Ardihannon townland. There Dunseverick of sheep' are few historical forms for this name. Rinn Chaorach is offered as the most likely origin of this name, pending further research. Seaview Terrace Ardán Radharc na Mara Located in the townland of Carrivemurphy. Glenariff

Seneirl Road Suí an Iarla (?), 'seat of the Bóthar Shuí an Iarla Seneirl is a townland in the parish of Dunluce. There are few historical forms for this name. Suí an Ballylough earl' Iarla is offered as the most likely origin of this name, pending further research. Shanes Park Páirc Sheáin Located in the townland of Cushendun. Glendun

Shore Road Bóthar na Trá Located in the townlands of Faughil and Moneyvart. Glenaan

Shore Street Sráid na Trá Located in the townlands of Cushendall and Faughil. Glenaan

Silverspring Bonamargy & Tobar an Airgid Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Rathlin

Silverstream Cúirt Shruthán an Airgid Located in the townland of Clogher North. Bushmills Court Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page22 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Springfields Goirt an Tobair Located in the townland of Straidbilly. Carnmoon

Station Road Armoy/Bonamarg Bóthar an Stáisiúin Located in the townland of Turnarobert. Armoy was once served by the Ballymoney to Ballycastle y & Rathlin narrow gauge railway. Station Street Bonamargy & Sráid an Stáisiúin Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Ballycastle was once served by a narrow Rathlin gauge railway from Ballymoney. Road An tSráid, 'the street/village' Armoy/Ballylough/ Bóthar na Sráide This is the main road from Ballycastle to Bushmills. Straid is a minor name in the townland of Bushmills/ Croaghmore. Carnmoon/ Dunseverick/ Kinbane Strand Bonamargy & Árasáin na Trá Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Rathlin Apartments Strand Cottages Bonamargy & Iostáin na Trá Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Rathlin

Strand Court Bonamargy & Cúirt na Trá Located in the townland of Gortamaddy or White Hall. Rathlin

Strandview Park Páirc Radharc na Trá Located in the townland of Sleans. Glendun

Strandview Bonamargy & Ascaill Radharc na Trá Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Rathlin/Dalriada Avenue Strandview Bonamargy & Garraithe Radharc na Trá Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Rathlin Gardens Strandview Road Bonamargy & Bóthar Radharc na Trá Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Rathlin

Stroan Road An Sruthán, 'the stream' Bóthar an tSrutháin Stroan is a townland in the parish of Armoy. Armoy/Glenshesk

Stroanshesk Park Sruthán Seisc, 'sedgy stream' Páirc Shruthán Seisce Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Stroanshesk may be an unrecorded minor Dalriada name in this area. Tavnaghan Lane Tamhnachán, 'a small field' Lána Thamhnacháin Tavnaghan is a townland in the parish of Layd. Glendun

Tavnaghan Tamhnachán, 'a small field' Ardán Thamhnacháin Tavnaghan is a townland in the parish of Layd. Glendun Terrace The Abbey An Mhainistir Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Named from the nearby St. Brigid's Abbey. Glentaisie

The Bay Árasáin an Chuain Located in the townland of Cushendun. Named after Cushendun Bay. Glendun Apartments Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page23 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. The Diamond Bonamargy & An Diamant Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. "In Ulster place-names the element Rathlin/Glentaisie #diamond# can apply either to a rural crossroads or a market square in the middle of a town" [Dict. Ulst. PN]. It is the second sense which applies in this case. The Everglades Na hOllriascanna Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. The Florida Everglades are so called Dalriada because glade is a term for a swamp and #ever# refers to their huge extent ('continuing forever') [Dictionary of Proper Names]. The Ferns Raithneachán Located in the townlands of Knockanavery and Moyaver Upper. Armoy

The Marine Bonamargy & Árasáin na Mara Located off North Street in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Rathlin Apartments The Mews An Eachlann Located off Leyland Road in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Glentaisie

The Park An Pháirc Located in the townland of Park. Armoy

The Square An Chearnóg Located in the townland of Cushendun. Glendun

Toberdoney Road Bóthar Thobar Domhnaigh Toberdoney is a townland in the parish of Billy. Carnmoon

Toberkeagh Road An Tobar Caoch, 'the Bóthar an Tobair Chaoch Toberkeagh is a townland in the parish of Ballintoy. Carnmoon/Dunse disused/dry well' verick

Torr Road An Tor, 'tor' Glendun/Glenshe Bóthar an Toir Torr Road is the hilly coast road from Ballyvoy to Cushendun via Torr Head. It passes through the sk townlands of East and West Torr and several other townlands containing the element #tor#, all in the parish of Culfeightrin. Tramway Drive Céide an Trambhealaigh Located in the townland of Ballaghmore or Bushmills. The tramway from Portrush to Bushmills and Bushmills on to the Giant's Causeway was completed in 1887. The new Causeway tramway runs from Bushmills to the Giant's Causeway and is normally steam operated. It carried its first passengers in 2002.

Tromra Road Bothar Thromra Tromra is a townland in the parish of Layd. Glenaan/Glendun

Tromra Terrace Ardán Thromra Tromra is a townland in the parish of Layd. Glendun

Tully Crescent An Tulaigh, 'the hillock' Corrán na Tulaí Tully is a townland in the parish of Layd. Glenaan

Turreagh Terrace Tuar Riabhach, 'streaked cattle- Ardán an Tuair Riabhaigh Tureagh is a townland in the parish of Armoy. Turreagh is a variant spelling of this name. Armoy field' Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page24 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Turnarobert Park Tuar na Roibeard, 'cattle-field Páirc Thuar na Roibeard Turnarobert is a townland in the parish of Armoy. Armoy of the people called Robert'

Turnarobert Tuar na Roibeard, 'cattle-field Ardán Thuar na Roibeard Turnarobert is a townland in the parish of Armoy. Armoy Terrace of the people called Robert'

Turraloskin Park Tuar an Luscáin (?), 'cattle-field Páirc Thuar an Luscáin Turraloskin is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Moss-side & of the small cave' Moyarget

Urbal Road Earball, 'a tail' Bóthar an Earbaill Urbal is a townland in the parish of Billy. Carnmoon

Warren Park Páirc an Choinicéir Warren is a townland in the parish of Layd. The village of Glenariff/Waterfoot is mainly in this Glenariff townland. White Hall Ascaill an Halla Bháin Gortamaddy or White Hall is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd Avenue White Hall Close Clós an Halla Bháin Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Gortamaddy or White Hall is a townland in Knocklayd the same parish. White Hall Corrán an Halla Bháin Gortamaddy or White Hall is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd Crescent White Hall Court Cúirt an Halla Bháin Gortamaddy or White Hall is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd

White Hall Drive Céide an Halla Bháin Gortamaddy or White Hall is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd

White Hall Gairdíní an Halla Bháin Gortamaddy or White Hall is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd Gardens White Hall Arda an Halla Bháin Located in the townland of Town Parks, parish of Ramoan. Gortamaddy or White Hall is a townland in Knocklayd Heights the same parish. White Hall Park Páirc an Halla Bháin Gortamaddy or White Hall is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd

White Hall Place Plás an Halla Bháin Gortamaddy or White Hall is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd

White Hall View Radharc an Halla Bháin Gortamaddy or White Hall is a townland in the parish of Ramoan. Knocklayd

Whitepark Iostáin na Páirce Báine Located in the townland of Gortamaddy or White Hall, parish of Ramoan. White Park is a townland in Knocklayd Cottages the parish of Ballintoy. Whitepark Court Cúirt na Páirce Báine Located in the townland of Gortamaddy or White Hall, parish of Ramoan. White Park is a townland in Knocklayd the parish of Ballintoy. Moyle District Council Area © Northern Ireland Place-Name Project, QUB page25 10/12/2007 Street / Road Derived from Irish form Notes E. W. Whitepark Drive Céide na Páirce Báine Located in the townland of Gortamaddy or White Hall, parish of Ramoan. White Park is a townland in Knocklayd the parish of Ballintoy. Whitepark Road Bushmills/Dunsev Bóthar na Páirce Báine White Park is a townland in the parish of Ballintoy. This road skirts White Park Bay without quite erick/Kinbane/Kno passing through the townland of White Park. cklayd Woodland Court Cúirt na Coille Located in the townland of Clogher North. Bushmills

Woodvale Park Páirc Ghleanntán na Coille Located in the townland of Clogher North. Bushmills