Ballykelly

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Ballykelly is a village in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland, historically noted for its military presence and as the site of the 1982 Droppin Well bombing during the Troubles.

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Ballykelly canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bombing
church
church
railway station
village
closed 1954
country United Kingdom
date 6 December 1982
denomination Church of Ireland NERFINISHED
governedBy Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council NERFINISHED
hasDialingCode 028
hasMilitaryInstallation RAF Ballykelly NERFINISHED
Shackleton Barracks NERFINISHED
hasPopulationCensusYear 2011
hasPostcodeDistrict BT49
hasPrimarySchool Ballykelly Primary School NERFINISHED
St Finlough’s Primary School NERFINISHED
hasRailwayStation Ballykelly railway station NERFINISHED
hasReligiousBuilding St Finlough’s Church NERFINISHED
Tamlaghtfinlagan Parish Church NERFINISHED
historicallyNotedFor military presence
locatedBetween Derry NERFINISHED
Limavady NERFINISHED
locatedIn Ballykelly NERFINISHED
County Londonderry NERFINISHED
Ireland NERFINISHED
Northern Ireland
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Causeway Coast and Glens NERFINISHED
locatedNear Lough Foyle NERFINISHED
locatedOn A2 road NERFINISHED
numberOfFatalities 17
numberOfInjured 30+
opened 1852
partOf Province of Ulster NERFINISHED
The Troubles NERFINISHED
perpetrator Irish National Liberation Army NERFINISHED
population ~2100
siteOf Droppin Well bombing NERFINISHED
target British Army personnel NERFINISHED
civilians
timeZone GMT
timeZoneDST BST
usedBy British Army
Royal Air Force
usedDuring Second World War NERFINISHED
The Troubles NERFINISHED

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Droppin Well bombing location Ballykelly
County Londonderry contains Ballykelly