Bally castle.—market town with ry. sta., Ramoan
oar., N. co. Antrim, on B. Bay, 15 miles N. of Bally-
money and 12 miles E. of the Giant’s Causeway, pop.
1446 ; P.O., T.O., 1 Bank. Market-days, Monday, Tues-
day, and Saturday. It is beautifully situated on the
coast, and in the vicinity are ruins of a castle built in
1609, and of Bonamargy Abbey. It has now little or no
shipping trade.—2. Ballycastlc, vil., Doonfeeney par.,
N. co. Mayo, on B. Bay, 30 miles N. of Castlebar and 18
miles NW. of Ballina, pop. 410; P.O. Mkt.-day, Wed.

Ballyclare, mkt. town, Ballynure and Doagh Grange
pars., S. co. Antrim, on the Six-Mile-Water, 104 miles
SW. of Larne by rail and 9 miles NE. of Belfast by
road, pop. 1475 ; P.O., T.O., 1 Bank. Market-day, Tues-
day. It has some linen mfrs. and extensive paper-mills.

Bally clare and Doagb, ry. sta., co. Antrim, 13
miles NW. of Belfast.

Ballyclare Junction, on branch of Great Northern
Ry., co. Antrim, 7 miles SW. of Larne.

Ballycleary, hamlet, 2 miles NE. of Kinvarra, mid.
co. Galway.

Ballycleraban, par. and vil., S. co. Tipperary, 4
miles NW. of Clonmel, 1044 ac., pop. 356.

Bally clog, par., E. co. Tyrone, 2 miles ENE. of
Stewartstown, 4774 ac., pop. 1189.

Ballyclogb, par. and vil., N. co. Cork, 3 miles
NW. of Mallow—par., 9709 ac., pop. 1491; vil., pop.
273; P.O. It contains B. Castle, a seat of the Barrys.

Ballyclng, par., mid. co. Antrim, containing part
of Ballymena, 8264 ac., pop. 5515.

Bally cogley, hamlet, Mayglass par., co. W exford; p. o.

Ballycolla, vil., Aghaboe par., SW. Queen’s co., 4
miles SW. of Abbeyleix, pop. 190.

Bally common, par., N. King’s co., 3 miles W. of
Philipstown, on Grand Canal, 6641 ac., pop. 601; P.O.

Ballyconneely, hamlet, 5 miles S. of Clifden, W.
co. Galway, on Ballyconneely Bay ; P.O.

Ballyconnell.—market town, Tomregan par., in co.
and 14 miles NW. of Cavan, and 13 miles NW. of
Belturbet Junction sta., on river Woodford; P.O., T.O.
Market-day, Friday.—2. Ballyconnell, seat, N. co.
Donegal, 5 m. SW. of Dunfanaghy.—3. Ballyconnell,
coast vil., Drumcliff par., in co. and 9 m. NW. of Sligo.

Ballyconnick, par., in co. and 8 miles SW. of
Wexford, 1610 ac., pop. 268.

Ballyconra, seat, formerly of the Earls of Kilkenny,
near Ballyragget, N. co. Kilkenny, on the river Nore.

Ballyconree, hamlet, 12 m. N. of Curofin, co. Clare.

Ballyconry, par., N. co. Kerry, 6 miles NW. of
Listowel, 1205 ac., pop. 294.

Ballycoolane, hamlet, in par. of Cloghran, in co.
and 5 miles NW. of Dublin, 511 ac., pop. 47.

Ballycopcland, townland, 2 miles N. of Donaghadee,
NE. co. Down, opposite the Copeland Islands.

Bally cor, par., SE. co. Antrim, 3 miles NE. of Bally-
clare, 7328 ac., pop. 665.

Ballycorns, locality with lead mines, SE. co. Dublin,
3 miles NW. of Bray, near Scalphill.

Ballycottin, vil., on bay of same name, Cloyne par.,
SE. co. Cork, 11£ miles SE. of Middleton, pop. 559 ; P.O.
B. Islands, with lighthouse, are adjacent.

Bally cowan.—bar., mid. King’s co., 38,651 ac., pop.
10,810.—2. Ballycowan, vil., in the above bar., 2 m.
W. of Tullamore, on river Clodagh; has ruins of a castle.

Ballycraigey.—hamlet, 6 miles N. of Belfast, SE.
co. Antrim.—2. Ballycraigey, hamlet and seat, in co.
and 1 mile S. of Antrim.

Ballycrissan, hamlet, Tiranascragh par., co. Gal-
way, 5 miles from Eyrecourt; P.O.

Ballycroane, or Ballychroan, fishing vil., SW. co.
Cork, on S. side of the entrance of Kenmare river.

Ballycrogue, par., in co. and 3 miles SE. of Carlow,
369 ac., pop. 9.

Ballycroy, dist. with hamlet of same name, NW.
co. Mayo, on Achill Sound and Blacksod Bay, 39 miles
SW. of Ballina ; P.O. B. rivulet enters Blacksod Bay.

Ballycuirke, small lake, in co. and 64 miles NW. of
Galway.

Ballycnllane,. hamlet, Tintern par., SW. co. Wex-
ford, 7 miles from Arthurstown; P.O.

Ballyculter, par. and vil., E. co. Down, 5 miles
ENE. of Downpatrick, 5469 ac., pop. 1422; P.O.

Ballycumber, vil., near Prospect sta., Leiiianaghan
par., NW. King’s co., on river Brosna, 3 miles SW. ef
Clara, pop. 157; P.O.

Gazetteer of the British Isles, Statistical and Topographical, by John Bartholomew, F.R.G.S.

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