Randalstown, County Antrim, Ireland

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Randalstown, County Antrim, Ireland is a small town in Northern Ireland known for its historic viaduct, proximity to Lough Neagh, and traditional Irish rural character.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
town
category Towns in County Antrim
country United Kingdom
dialCode 028
formerRailwayServedBy Ballymena, Cushendall and Red Bay Railway
Northern Counties Committee railways
hasAmenity Randalstown Forest
Randalstown Railway Station (disused)
hasBridge Randalstown Viaduct
hasCulturalCharacteristic Irish rural character
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
commuter settlement for Belfast and Antrim
hasHeritageStatus viaduct is listed structure
hasLandmark Randalstown Railway Viaduct
linked to: Randalstown Viaduct

Randalstown Viaduct
hasNearbyFeature Lough Neagh wetlands
hasReligiousBuilding Old Presbyterian Church, Randalstown
St MacNissi’s Church
hasRiver River Main
hasTransportLink bus services to Antrim
bus services to Belfast
knownFor historic viaduct
traditional Irish rural character
languageUsed English
Irish
Ulster Scots
lieutenancyArea County Antrim
locatedIn County Antrim
Northern Ireland
locatedNorthWestOf Belfast
locatedOnIsland Ireland
locatedWestOf Antrim
near Lough Neagh
northernIrelandAssemblyConstituency South Antrim
parliamentaryConstituency South Antrim
partOf Mid and East Antrim Borough Council
postalTown Antrim
province Ulster
region North of Ireland
roadServedBy A6 road
linked to: A26 road

M22 motorway

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John Bodkin Adams birthPlace Randalstown, County Antrim, Ireland