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1063:'s successful 1968/69 Irish Cup campaign came from the village. Billy McAvoy hit four goals in the Irish Cup Final replay when Ards, from the County Down town of Newtownards, defeated Distillery 4-2 after extra-time to win the cup for the third time in the club's history. This equalled the post-war record for the number of goals scored by one person in an Irish Cup Final, a record which still stands today, (2016).
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fire from the market house and were defeated. It is because of this association with the rebellion that the term "The Green Boys o' Greba" was given to the men of the village. GREBA is the name given to the village by the local residents, and also by those from the neighbouring areas. It is a
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690:. The monastery was physically destroyed during the military operations of the Elizabethan era. In 1572, Bryan O'Neill burnt Grey Abbey to stop it being used as a refuge for English colonists trying to settle in the Ards Peninsula.
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1390:References
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1329:Mid Island
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1238:Ballyboley
1226:Ballyblack
1133:newspapers
1007:newspapers
850:newspapers
721:Donaghadee
608:Cistercian
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550:newspapers
455:Ards Lower
412:Grey Abbey
378:54°32′06″N
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321:Strangford
212:Population
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2345:Sheeptown
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2195:Legacurry
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2150:Kilcooley
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2080:Edenderry
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1729:Banbridge
1582:4 January
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2015:Crossgar
1965:Carnalea
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1793:Villages
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2050:Drumbeg
2040:Dromara
2010:Cregagh
1945:Braniel
1835:Ballela
1825:Attical
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1754:Dromore
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1682:Belfast
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1279:Bootown
1147:scholar
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