What is the etymology of Ballynure?
Link to this answer
Share this credible answer with others. Simply paste this code into your blog or Web page:
Ballynure (Baile an Iuir) Antrim. Ballinower 1605. Townland of the yew tree.
Answer verified with
Get more
facts and information about
Ballynure from
A Dictionary of British Place-Names
at
Encyclopedia.com.
Related research questions
- What is there in Cobn?
- Which are the principal buildings of Sarcelles?
- What is Sarcelles?
- Where is Ripon?
- Where is Rove Tunnel located?
- How did Britain's Wales get its name?
- What is the population of Chesterfield city?
- What is the size of Cheshire county?
- What is the etymology of Aberdour?
- Where is Limerick located?
© 2012 HighBeam™ Research, Inc. All rights reserved. is a product of Encyclopedia.com and HighBeam Research, Inc.
About Encyclopedia.com Privacy policy Terms and conditions
The Answers Encyclopedia advertising network includes:
