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Kilbirnie |
 | | Kilbirnie derives its name from the term Kil, signifying a church, chapel, or monastic cell, and Birnie, or Birinus, the tutelar saint of the parish. |
 | | Kilbirnie Place or Palace is a ruin a little to the west of the town. |
 | | Kilbirnie Loch, fully half-a-mile east of the town, is one mile and a half long and less than half-a-mile broad It contains trout, pike, and perch. |
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