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The town largely acts as a service centre for the surrounding farming communities. The main store in the town is the EuroSpar. There are a range of other smaller shops. There is also a livestock mart in the town for the sale of cattle, sheep and pigs. The mart has weekly sales.
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560: 'The river meadow'). In 1812, the Drapers Company built a series of buildings including a courthouse at the other side of the crossroads from the main street. The company named it Draperstown, which was adopted by the
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649:(Columbcille's shrine) which is located in the townland of Moneyconey outside the town. The parish gets its name from this shrine the ruins of which are still visible. There are four active churches in the parish.
552: 'The six townlands'). At this time this settlement became known by several names including the Cross of Ballinascreen, Moyheeland and Burboy. McNamee is buried at St. Columba's Church in Straw (from
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The Roman
Catholic Parish of Ballinascreen covers the town of Draperstown and surrounding district. The first church in the area dates back to at least the eighth century. It was a monastery church called
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at the crossroads where the local fair was held. He also built several houses. A broad main street, now known as St. Patrick's Street, typical of Irish towns, began to develop along the road to
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The town lies at the junction of the B40 (High Street and
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The village began to emerge around the crossroads in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Prior to that, the crossroads was the location for occasional fairs. In the 1600s, at the time of the
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was widely spoken up until the late nineteenth century. Indeed, there is evidence that it was still spoken in some households in the 1930s and later. Although the most prominent native
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Catholic religion and 5.91% belong to or were brought up in a 'Protestant and Other Christian (including Christian related)' religion
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opened on 20 July 1883, closed for passenger traffic on 1 October 1930 and finally closed altogether on 3 July 1950. The
Draperstown branch ran from
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British national identity, 60.44% had an Irish national identity and 29.21% had a Northern Irish national identity*.
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Draperstown is classified as a village by the NI Statistics and
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The new Church of the Holy Rosary located on the
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as the official name of the village. The Presbyterian Church opened in 1843 and St. Columba's Catholic Church at Straw opened in 1853.
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The Courthouse, 20 High Street, built 1839 is also a listed building. It is now used as a library.
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Church was built near the crossroads. In 1798, Laughlin McNamee, a publican from nearby
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Place-Names of Northern Ireland, Volume Five, County Derry I, The Moyola Valley
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There are two other churches both of which are listed buildings. These are:
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which elects five councillors out of the 40 members of the council. In the
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402: 'plain of the marshy stream'), Cahore and Tonaght (from
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to Draperstown via the B40. Route 403 is from Magherafelt to
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472:, meaning 'the land/territory of the shrine"'), after the
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Draperstown had its name bestowed upon it in 1818 by the
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High Street, Draperstown with former courthouse at centre
1529:"Éilis Ní Dhonnghaile (1857–1935) of Labby, Draperstown"
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Presbyterian Meeting House, 47 High Street, built 1843.
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448:Moyheelan, after the townland of Moyheeland (from
394: 'plain of the rowan'), Moyheeland (from
1439:Ward Information for Draperstown at NINIS Website
760:passing through Draperstown via the B40 and B47.
663:St. Patrick's Church in Sixtowns opened in 1854.
946:) (b. 1978) – television journalist and athlete
16:Village in County Londonderry, Northern Ireland
1051:, p. 85. Queen's University of Belfast, 1996;
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864:. Dean McGlinchey Park is the club's ground.
490:The term "screen" in the popular Irish song
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1554:"Ulster Towns Directory 1910: Draperstown"
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1214:"Sixtowns Road, County Derry/Londonderry"
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582:2023 Mid Ulster District Council election
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375:of Ballinascreen, and within the former
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1617:List of places in County Londonderry
531:In 1760, the original St. Columba's
496:apparently refers to Ballinascreen.
21:Human settlement in Northern Ireland
2238:North West Liberties of Londonderry
1124:"Tonaght, County Derry/Londonderry"
921:(1864–1925) – lawyer and politician
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733:24.22% had some knowledge of Irish
601:Mid Ulster (Assembly constituency)
14:
2233:North East Liberties of Coleraine
981:Market houses in Northern Ireland
770:with an intermediate station at
574:Moyola (District Electoral Area)
360:of Ballinascreen and is part of
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1414:"Draperstown Conservation Area"
1292:Draperstown Presbyterian Church
1049:Place-Names of Northern Ireland
933:(b. 1957) – author and novelist
2297:Villages in County Londonderry
1318:"Draperstown Livestock Market"
842:CLG Naomh Colm Baile na Scrine
678:St Columba's Church of Ireland
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752:routes 112 and 112a are from
512:. It was divided between the
422:, which had previously named
420:Worshipful Company of Drapers
2256:WikiProject Northern Ireland
838:St Colms's GAC Ballinascreen
632:Churches and local landmarks
846:Gaelic Athletic Association
764:Draperstown railway station
578:Mid-Ulster District Council
493:The Verdant Braes of Screen
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1389:"The Diamond, Draperstown"
1023:Special EU Programmes Body
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1368:"Natural Stone Data base"
640:Church of the Holy Rosary
605:Northern Ireland Assembly
599:It is located within the
594:Democratic Unionist Party
572:The town lies within the
371:of Ballynascreen and the
364:. It is also part of the
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927:(1918–1989) – footballer
912:soldier originally from
822:St Mary's Primary School
356:. It is situated in the
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1347:Parish of Ballinascreen
901:Mormon Tabernacle Choir
410: 'marshy place').
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1263:Lewis, Samuel (1837).
970:(b. 1991) – politician
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171:Postcode district
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1501:"Draperstown station"
868:Draperstown Celtic FC
826:St Colm's High School
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666:St. Eugene's Church,
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474:Roman Catholic parish
1692:Villages, parishes,
801:Gaelcholáiste Dhoire
611:. The current MP is
588:, one member of the
506:Plantation of Ulster
463:Ballinascreen (from
252:54.79361°N 6.78417°W
161:Sovereign state
2302:Mid-Ulster District
2261:WikiProject Ireland
1298:on 30 November 2020
1149:"Map of boundaries"
362:Mid-Ulster district
248: /
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1607:County Londonderry
1476:"Find a timetable"
1029:on 5 November 2012
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954:Gaelic footballer
931:Christina McKenna
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