Ballylinney

Ballylinney or Ballylinny (from Irish Baile Linne, meaning 'homestead of the pond'^ⓘ)^[1] is a small village and townland near Ballyclare in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. It is part of Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council.

Schools

The closest local school is called Thompson Primary School.

Churches

• Ballylinney Presbyterian Church

See also

• List of towns in Northern Ireland
• List of villages in Northern Ireland

References

External links

• Ballylinney Church

54°44′13″N 5°59′50″W / 54.73694°N 5.99722°W / 54.73694; -5.99722

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Places in County Antrim

List of places in County Antrim

Cities

• Belfast (part)
• Lisburn (part)

Towns

• Antrim
• Ballycastle
• Ballyclare
• Ballymena
• Ballymoney
• Carrickfergus
• Larne
• Newtownabbey
• Portrush
• Randalstown

Villages

• Aghagallon
• Aghalee
• Ahoghill
• Aldergrove
• Armoy
• Aughafatten
• Ballinderry Upper
• Ballinderry Lower
• Ballintoy
• Ballybogy
• Ballycarry
• Ballyeaston
• Ballygally
• Ballylinny
• Ballynure
• Ballyrobert
• Ballystrudder
• Ballyvoy
• Balnamore
• Bendooragh
• Broughshane
• Buckna
• Bushmills
• Capecastle
• Cargan
• Carnalbanagh
• Carncastle
• Carnlough
• Clogh
• Cloghmills
• Cogry-Kilbride
• Craigarogan
• Crumlin
• Cullybackey
• Cushendall
• Cushendun
• Dervock
• Derrymore
• Doagh
• Donegore
• Drains Bay
• Dunadry
• Dundrod
• Dunloy
• Gawley's Gate
• Glenarm
• Glenavy
• Glenoe
• Glynn
• Gracehill
• Grange Corner
• Greenisland
• Groggan
• Kells and Connor
• Kellswater
• Keshbridge
• Killead
• Knocknacarry
• Longkesh
• Loughguile
• Lurganure
• Maghaberry
• Magheramorne
• Martinstown
• Mill Bay
• Millbank
• Milltown
• Moneyglass
• Monkstown
• Moss-side
• Mounthill
• Mullaghboy
• Newtown Crommelin
• Parkgate
• Portballintrae
• Portbraddon
• Portglenone
• Rasharkin
• Roughfort
• Stoneyford
• Straid
• Stranocum
• Templepatrick
• Toome
• Tullynacross
• Waterfoot
• Whitehead

Townlands

• Artiforty
• Ballycraigy
• Barmeen
• Bonnybefore
• Broomhedge
• Broomhedge Lower
• Carnmoney
• Dunamuggy
• Dunmurry
• Dunseverick
• Galgorm Parks
• Glengormley
• Jordanstown
• Kilroot
• Lambeg
• Lisnagarvy
• Loughlynch
• Monkstown
• Rathcoole
• Solar
• Tobergill
• Whiteabbey

Landforms

• Belfast Lough
• Benbane Head
• Black Mountain
• Cavehill
• Divis
• Fair Head
• Giant's Causeway
• Glens of Antrim
• Glenariff Forest Park
• Islandmagee
• Lagan Valley
• Larne Lough
• Lough Beg
• Portmore Lough
• Rathlin Island
• Scawt Hill
• Slemish
• Slieve True
• Slieveanorra Forest
• Tievebulliagh
• Waterloo Bay

Baronies

• Antrim Lower
• Antrim Upper
• Belfast Lower
• Belfast Upper
• Carrickfergus
• Cary
• Dunluce Lower
• Dunluce Upper
• Glenarm Lower
• Glenarm Upper
• Kilconway
• Massereene Lower
• Massereene Upper
• Toome Lower
• Toome Upper

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