Donegall Road Belfast History at Bo Owens blog

Donegall Road Belfast History. donegall pass, belfast, is said to be so named as it was a permitted “ pass ”, through wooded land owned by the marquis, streets there,. from the 1760s, however, the first marquis of donegall, now head of the chichester family and still the sole owner of the land on. Ironically perhaps the upper part of the donegall road was considered “better” than the older lower donegall road around the totemic sandy row area. although the 1960s was considered “safe” and the troubles of the 1920s and 1930s ancient history, the area was of course considered “protestant”. explore the architectural heritage of one of belfast's most iconic streets. despite being referred to, perhaps unfairly, as “the bleakest street in the bleak north” by belfast physician and united irishman dr william drennan,. donegall street has a lot of hidden history, with bombings from both world war ii & the troubles. one of the most curious names remains with us in “the donegall pass.” there was no road at one time between the dublin and ormeau roads, but lord donegall opened six.

donegall pass, belfast, is said to be so named as it was a permitted “ pass ”, through wooded land owned by the marquis, streets there,. donegall street has a lot of hidden history, with bombings from both world war ii & the troubles. one of the most curious names remains with us in “the donegall pass.” there was no road at one time between the dublin and ormeau roads, but lord donegall opened six. Ironically perhaps the upper part of the donegall road was considered “better” than the older lower donegall road around the totemic sandy row area. explore the architectural heritage of one of belfast's most iconic streets. despite being referred to, perhaps unfairly, as “the bleakest street in the bleak north” by belfast physician and united irishman dr william drennan,. from the 1760s, however, the first marquis of donegall, now head of the chichester family and still the sole owner of the land on. although the 1960s was considered “safe” and the troubles of the 1920s and 1930s ancient history, the area was of course considered “protestant”.

Heart of the city Donegall Square North gallery Belfast Live

Donegall Road Belfast History donegall street has a lot of hidden history, with bombings from both world war ii & the troubles. donegall street has a lot of hidden history, with bombings from both world war ii & the troubles. donegall pass, belfast, is said to be so named as it was a permitted “ pass ”, through wooded land owned by the marquis, streets there,. from the 1760s, however, the first marquis of donegall, now head of the chichester family and still the sole owner of the land on. although the 1960s was considered “safe” and the troubles of the 1920s and 1930s ancient history, the area was of course considered “protestant”. Ironically perhaps the upper part of the donegall road was considered “better” than the older lower donegall road around the totemic sandy row area. explore the architectural heritage of one of belfast's most iconic streets. despite being referred to, perhaps unfairly, as “the bleakest street in the bleak north” by belfast physician and united irishman dr william drennan,. one of the most curious names remains with us in “the donegall pass.” there was no road at one time between the dublin and ormeau roads, but lord donegall opened six.