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Ballyclare Primary School building was originally built in 1880 and has been vigorously extended ever since. It includes three stages: the 1880 school house, the 1923s extension, the 1950s extension, the 2006 mobile classrooms
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361: /
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1952:Ballymoney
1942:Ballyclare
1867:Places in
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1627:8 November
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1399:Met Office
1288:References
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1183:Kilmarnock
1116:See also:
1059:Literature
1002:Of these:
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986:Met Office
892:(≥ 1.0 mm)
504:Mark Twain
451:built the
376:Ballyclare
346:54°45′04″N
209:BALLYCLARE
105:Population
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45:Bellyclare
27:Ballyclare
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2587:Fair Head
2555:Landforms
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2531:Rathcoole
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2471:Carnmoney
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1947:Ballymena
1344:8 January
1229:Education
1190:Transport
1074:in 1915.
1071:Lusitania
1046:addition.
481:George II
447:When the
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205:Post town
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2481:Dunmurry
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2313:Mill Bay
2283:Longkesh
2188:Donegore
2078:Ballyvoy
2003:Ahoghill
1986:Villages
1972:Portrush
1783:Archived
1579:28 April
1553:28 April
1527:Archived
1509:Archived
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1433:7 August
1404:25 April
1373:Archived
1157:and the
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496:planters
145:District
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2451:Barmeen
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2198:Dunadry
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2153:Crumlin
1998:Aghalee
1902:Lisburn
1896:Belfast
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1181:and of
1141:Ireland
1054:Culture
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870:(5.44)
865:(4.21)
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449:Normans
435:History
425:Belfast
181:Country
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133:•
125:J312903
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2393:Straid
2228:Glenoe
2208:Dunloy
2113:Cargan
2098:Buckna
1932:Antrim
1904:(part)
1898:(part)
1888:Cities
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964:134.6
961:140.5
958:148.3
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952:144.0
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562:Month
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429:basalt
378:(from
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241:Police
163:County
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2183:Doagh
2133:Clogh
2013:Armoy
1962:Larne
1924:Towns
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1255:Sport
1085:RSPBA
1078:Music
1038:side.
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973:33.6
970:71.5
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863:107.0
858:114.1
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833:100.9
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601:Year
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