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	British road numbering scheme (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		With the advent of the car and the huge expansion in the numbers and standards of roads, as well as the introduction of a national Highway Code, a coherent numbering scheme was developed, which is still in use today.
		Other parts of UK territory such as Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands have their own numbering series which is separate from that of the island of Great Britain itself, but both the basic conventions and the design of the road signs are identical.
		Roads and lanes with yet lower traffic densities are designated 'C' and 'D' roads, but while these are numbered, in general this is done purely for the benefit of the local authorities, etc. who are responsible for maintaining them, and the numbering is arbitrary and does not, or should not, appear on any public signage.
	www.infobadger.com /articles/British_road_numbering_scheme (896 words)

	Driving in Ireland - Roads
		In the Republic of Ireland, the Minister for Transport, acting through the Department of Transport, is responsible for the state's road network, rail network, public transport, airports and several other areas.
		Northern Ireland route sections (which are classified separately according to NI schemes) are in some cases included in a theoretical complete cross-border route — for example the N3 route, which re-enters the Republic.
		Regional Roads are indicated with an "R" prefix and a three-digit number, ranging from R1xx in the north-east to R7xx in the south-east of the country.
	www.computer-2tr.com /Ireland/links/driving/roads.html (1642 words)

	A1 road (Northern Ireland) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Belfast-Dublin route is due to be motorway or dual carriageway within the Republic of Ireland by the end of 2007 and within Northern Ireland by the end of 2009.
		A flyover has been constructed at the busy Rathfriland Road junction in Banbridge and an underpass at the very dangerous Hillsborough road junction in Dromore was completed in June 2005.
		Further measures envisaged to improve safety and journey times, include a central reservation safety barrier be to constructed from the A1's junction with the M1 at Sprucefield to the end of the present stretch of Dual Carriageway at Loughbrickland.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/A1_road_(Northern_Ireland) (627 words)

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		Ireland is considered one of the best golf locations in the world.
		Ireland's courses are now host to five major championships which include the Murphy's Irish Open, the Smurfit European Open, the AIB Seniors Open, the West of Ireland Classic and the Donegal Irish Ladies Open but the real prize is the hosting of the ryder Cup in 2005.
		Generally regarded as one of the finest inland courses in Ireland, it stands in an attractive wooded parkland estate of some 270 acres, the centrepiece being a beautiful natural lake extending to 27 acres.
	www.autohire-ireland.com /travel_golf.html (3718 words)

	The numbering system
		Note that the old road remains to the west of the A5 and is thus in the ``correct'' cone.
		Roads in England are generally considered to begin from the London end, and roads in Scotland from the Edinburgh end.
		I presume it merited a number because of being the road to the Scalpay ferry, and hence in local terms a ``trunk'' route, but could not in all honesty be classified as a B road.
	euclid.colorado.edu /~rmg/roads/numbering.html (4533 words)

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		The islands are on the west coast of Ireland at the mouth of Galway Bay.
		Southern Ireland was granted independence and 6 counties in Northern Ireland remained part of the UK.
		De Valera was born in NYC (1882) and emigrated to Ireland as a child and joined the Easter Rebellion of 1916 against British rule.
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	Northern Ireland News - £1 million investment for Castlereagh
		But Roads Service is making every effort to keep disruption to a minimum by completing as many major schemes as possible during the summer months when there is generally less traffic and contractors can take advantage of daylight hours and, where possible, by avoiding peak traffic times.’’
		Over the last three years a total of £735 has been spent on developing and maintaining the road network in Northern Ireland, with £495 million on revenue activities including maintenance with a further £240 million being spent on capital.
		Mr McCourt continued: “Roads Service is currently assessing the implications of this decision and identifying how it can help to facilitate the smooth transfer of local roads responsibilities.
	www.4ni.co.uk /industrynews.asp?id=51172 (511 words)

	A24 Ballynahinch Bypass
		However, this was the plan of the Northern Ireland Assembly, now suspended although land for the road is already protected from development.
		In June 2005 the central UK government announced £2m of funding for the scheme and in December 2005 a press release revealed that consultants had been appointed to select a route.
		The cost of £10.8m publicised in 2005 had increased to £12m by the time this public consultation was released in July 2006.
	www.wesleyjohnston.com /roads/A24ballynahinch.html (388 words)

	Motorcycle Roads Online: Roads for motorcycle touring in the UK & Ireland
		Continue down this road for roughly 4 miles until you come to some angled cross-roads, there is a grey-painted house at the junction, with a kind of green in front of it, railings and an old cottages on the right, and a stand of big old trees, the settlement is called Ballykeel on the map.
		This road is almost single track with a disconcerting strip of grass down the middle in parts.
		This is a coastal road, and while it affords great sea views, it is not really suitable for sports bikes as it is very narrow and steep in places.
	motorcycleroadsonline.com /resultregion_ir.php?pass=Ireland (2139 words)

	BBC - Travel News - Northern Ireland
		A24 Antrim - Lane closed on Victoria Street at the A20 Chichester Street junction in Belfast, delays expected.
		B56 Antrim - Roadworks on Ballyclare Road at the Carwood Avenue junction.
		The BBC is not responsible for and accepts no liability whatsoever for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damages arising from or connected to the use of this information.
	www.bbc.co.uk /travelnews/local/northernireland.shtml (551 words)

	Dr. Alasdair McDonnell M.P. Social Democratic and Labour Party MP for Belfast South
		In Northern Ireland’s troubled past there have been times when even the basic values of mutual understanding and respect for diversity were lost in our society, when division and hatred threatened to stamp out decency and hope.
		We firmly believe in promoting the principle of parental choice in education and believe that every parent in Northern Ireland should be able to choose to send their child to an integrated school.
		I should also advise that outside the plan period to 2015, it is proposed that a new road link is constructed between the A24 at Cairnshill and the A55 at Newtownbreda to provide relief to the existing A24 Saintfield Road and the A24/A55 outer ring junction.
	www.alasdairmcdonnell.com /westminister.php (3499 words)

	Northern Ireland Future Road Schemes - New Roads
		D.F. would like to see a trunk road connecting the A1 Newry Bypass to the A25 east of Rathfriland which would be 2.5km and enhance access from south Down for traffic heading to Dublin.
		A large number of new roads schemes are always in the pipeline.
		These are road schemes that do not impact on the overall strategic road system, but are still undertaken by Roads Service.
	www.wesleyjohnston.com /roads/indexfutures.html (1386 words)

	A24 road (Northern Ireland) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		There has been a long running campaign for a by-pass of the A24 around Ballynahinch.
		This Northern Ireland geographical article is a stub.
		This United Kingdom road or road transport-related article is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/A24_road_(Northern_Ireland) (294 words)

	Northern Ireland Hotel - Burrendale Hotel and Country Club Newcastle Northern Ireland
		The Burrendale is a home from home for visitors drawn from all over the globe, and due to its unique position offers an array of facilities and activities that are simply unrivalled.
		Newcastle is on the east coast of Ireland 30 miles south of Belfast and 75 mile north of Dublin.
		From Belfast take the main A24 going south out of Belfast and keep to this road all the way to Newcastle.
	www.southtravels.com /europe/northernireland/burrendalehotel/index.html (611 words)

	MGA Communication Ltd
		About 300 metres along the Antrim Road on the right hand side you will see Down Business Centre.
		Take the A24 south from Belfast for 10 miles to Ballynahich town centre.
		Ballynahinch is situated approximately 25 miles from Belfast International Airport and approximately 15 miles from Belfast City Airport.
	www.mgacom.co.uk /contact/map.htm (271 words)

	How to find Oakleigh House bed and breakfast directions to Newcastle, Co. Down
		Fly or sail to Northern Ireland directly to Belfast or into Dublin and travel north.
		Newcastle is a handy one hour drive from Belfast and two hours from Dublin making it a good first or last stop on your holiday.
		Turn right onto Tollymore Road, left onto Middle Tollymore Road and we are 600yds on left.
	www.oakleigh-ireland.com /findus.htm (177 words)

	DVTA Practical Driving Test - Test Centre Locations: Co.Down
		Follow signs for Downpatrick along the A7 (Belfast road) to the end of that road, at the roundabout take the second exit onto Church Street.
		Follow the road ahead turning left into New Street at the roundabout take the second exit past the courthouse on your right.
		Take a right at the end of the road, follow the Circular Road through two sets of traffic lights tking a right turn at the second set on to the A21.
	www.dvtani.gov.uk /practicaldrivingtest/testcentresdown.asp (644 words)

	2005 Mars Watch at Castle Ward
		The southern polar cap was visible as well as Candor Chasma - one of the largest canyons in the Valles Marineris canyon system and an unconfirmed glimpse of Olympus Mons.
		At the end of the road, take a left and then right onto the A25 to Strangford.
		All content is Copyright © EAAS, authors and images.The East Antrim Astronomical Society is based in Ballyrobert, County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
	www.eaas.co.uk /news/20051104_marswatch.html (460 words)

	Tyrella Blue Flag Beach
		Beach centre and life guards on duty during the summer season.
		Follow the signs for Newcastle A24 passing through Carryduff, Ballynahinch, Seaforde into the village of Clough.
		At the end of the village turn left onto Blackstaff Road A2 signposted for Tyrella beach.
	www.discovernorthernireland.com /product.aspx?ProductID=3009 (174 words)

	Welcome to The Non-Subscribing Presbyterian Church of Ireland
		From Belfast: Take the A24 road to Carryduff.
		Travelling through Ballynahinch, follow the traffic signs for Newcastle and proceed along this road to Clough.
		The Church is situated 200 yards on the right hand side.
	www.nspresbyterian.org /churches/church22/churchdetail.htm (119 words)

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		Go through the town and take the first road right, B175 to Spa and Castlewellan.
		We are 1 mile from Spa Church on the road to Castlewellan.
		Go through Castlewellan and at the bottom of the hill there is a road to the left for Ballynahinch and Spa.
	www.french-warehouse.com /FWPage4.htm (234 words)

	Slieve Donard Hotel in Newcastle, United Kingdom
		Nestled at the foot of the Mountains of Mourne, this four-star hotel stands on 6 acres of private grounds leading to an extensive beach and the world-famous Royal County Down Golf Course.
		The Slieve Donard is known for its Victorian grandeur and its superb hospitality.
		Golfers will note that eight of the finest golf courses in Northern Ireland can be found within a twenty-mile radius.
	www.hotel-rates.com /gb/newcastle/slieve-donard-hotel.html (497 words)

	Donegall Square information - Search.com
		Donegall Place is a square in the centre of Belfast, Northern Ireland.
		In the centre is Belfast City Hall, the headquarters of Belfast City Council.
		Many of the above have their Northern Ireland headquarters on the square.
	search.com.com /reference/Donegall_Place (246 words)

	Roads Service Northern Ireland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A24 SAINTFIELD ROAD, BELFAST (GARDEN CENTRE TO BRACKENVALE) - RESURFACING AND CYCLING FACILITIES
		RESURFACING OF A27 AUGLISH ROAD, TANDRAGEE, BETWEEN B2 MARKETHILL ROAD AND C173 MULAGHGLASS ROAD
		PROVISION OF EMERGENCY SNOW CLEARANCE FROM THE PUBLIC ROAD NETWORK: FOR THE PERIOD 1st DECEMBER 2006 TO 30th APRIL 2007
	www.roadsni.gov.uk /Contracts05/ContractListing.asp?type=Current (95 words)

	Slieve Donard Hotel - Newcastle, Co Down, Ireland - Ireland 5 star hotels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Nestling at the foot of the Mountains of Mourne, the Slieve Donard Hotel is Northern Ireland's favourite holiday hotel and celebrated its Centenary in 1997.
		The hotel stands in six acres of private grounds which lead to an extensive golden strand and to the world famous Royal County Down Golf Club.
		The Hotel is located approximately 30 miles from Belfast, along the scenic A24 road, and approximately 85 miles from Dublin on the 25/A1 route.
	www.irelandgolftours.net /sdh.htm (131 words)

	Ravenhill Guest House 690 Ravenhill Road Belfast County Antrim
		Follow A24 to Newcastle fom Belfast City Centre.
		The Guest house is 1.5 miles up the ravenhill Road on the Left hand side on the corner of Rosetta Park.
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	www.irishbeds.com /bnb/antrim/023.html (268 words)

	Ravenhill Guesthouse - Instant Online Booking - Antrim, Northern Ireland - Bed & Breakfast
		Description: Built in 1886 and restored by owners Roger and Olive Nicholson, Ravenhill Guest House offers a unique blend of Victorian charm with every modern comfort.
		NOTE: Rates include a breakfast of cereals, fruit compotes and yoghurt, organic free range eggs, home made bread and preserves, the traditional Ulster Fry, kippers and some delicious vegetarian options.
		DIRECTIONS: Located on Ravenhill Road close to its junction with Ormeau Road (A24).
	www.detourguide.com /bedandbreakfasts/propertydetails.php?bbpid=BB10 (254 words)

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