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state on a margin of 55.3% No to 44.7% Yes. In the Irvine West electoral ward 6,543 votes were cast in favour of independence compared with 6,397 votes cast against the proposal, with a vote share of 50.56% "Yes" to 49.44% "No". In Irvine East there were 7,111 "Yes" votes and 6,811 "No" votes, on a
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achieved higher prominence as sea ports. Despite this, there was still commercial sea traffic, though the harbour went into further decline in the 20th century. The main shipping in the 20th century was light coastal traffic and vessels destined for the Nobel
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passes through a lot of the surrounding areas of Irvine; it forms part of the
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Warner (minister in Irvine 1688–1702),who had sought refuge in the Netherlands after the Battle of Bothwell Bridge. It has been suggested that it was during this exile that he learned the skill of land reclamation.
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and his family. David Sillar, the first vice-president, had been a friend of Burns since his teenage years, was a member of the Tarbolton Bachelors Club, became a grocer, and finally an Irvine Council Bailie.
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in 1930 when the town was re-classified as a Small Burgh. On 16 May 1975 the Royal Burgh of Irvine Town Council was abolished and its functions were transferred to the now defunct
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vote share of 51.08% Yes to 48.92% No. For Irvine as a whole there were 13,654 "Yes" votes and 13,208 "No" votes, breaking down to 50.83% Yes to 49.17% No.
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on her journey the next day. A stone, believed to commemorate the visit, has been found in Irvine. It is inscribed MQ 1560.
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Irvine is well served with numerous transport links. A
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Scottish Parliament Constituency of Cunninghame South
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Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Fair Work and Culture
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2691:"Scottish independence referendum – Results"
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1531:"Poems chiefly in the Scottish dialect"
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2873:"Lost Racecourses 2: The Elephant Man"
1913:Principal of the University of Glasgow
1784:(1895–1980), vorticist inspired artist
1754:(1858–1943), prominent painter of the
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3324:Irvine's New Town Trail official page
2436:"Irvine Harbour. Accessed:2010-01-26"
2146:Town and Country Planning Association
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1641:(born 1986), former footballer with
3276:Identifying a Medieval Power Centre
2571:"Irvine's Bridgegate finally opens"
2120:"Irvine Area Profile – 2011 Census"
1539:The Author's Earnest Cry and Prayer
875:Automatic tide signalling apparatus
598:. It also served as the capital of
2727:from the original on 2 August 2019
2663:"Election 2016: Cunninghame South"
1836:FRSE (1772–1853), a British judge.
25:
3264:. Edinburgh : David Douglas.
3138:. Vol. 35. pp. 184–185.
3086:. Vol. 06. pp. 109–110.
2333:Cowing, Emma (19 December 2010).
1957:. He was possibly present at the
1601:(born 1993), football player for
1287:Glasgow and South Western Railway
1100:Member of the Scottish Parliament
742:, who said the Stone was kept at
3811:List of places in North Ayrshire
3243:Dictionary of National Biography
3161:Dictionary of National Biography
3155:"Strang, John (1584-1654)"
3135:Dictionary of National Biography
3109:Dictionary of National Biography
3083:Dictionary of National Biography
1673:(born 1969), judoka and wrestler
582:in November 1966. Irvine is the
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3164:. Vol. 55. pp. 18–20.
2798:Briggs, Billy (18 March 2012).
1891:and legend says she stopped at
1380:The Big Idea opened as part of
1307:Strathclyde Passenger Transport
1038:administrative arrangements of
698:Lord High Constable of Scotland
592:Lord High Constable of Scotland
3868:New towns started in the 1960s
3843:Ports and harbours of Scotland
2875:. geegeez.co.uk. 20 April 2012
1420:of the historic clipper ship,
576:largest settlement in Scotland
180:
1:
2612:Historic Environment Scotland
1629:(born 1976), former cricketer
1436:started its final journey to
721:Scottish Wars of Independence
617:The town was once a haunt of
3858:Enterprise areas of Scotland
3246:. Vol. 51. p. 241.
3237:"Semple, James George"
3112:. Vol. 18. p. 348.
3074:Grant, Arthur Henry (1886).
2364:(New York, 1836), pp. 269–8.
2050:National Records of Scotland
1935:VC (1890–1931), awarded the
1808:(born 1976), lead singer of
1775:(born 1979), lead singer of
1467:. The town used to have two
1329:and Glasgow, is provided by
1064:Strathclyde Regional Council
1060:Cunninghame District Council
2980:Retrieved : 2011-12-16
2949:Retrieved : 2011-12-16
1551:The Cottar's Saturday Night
1384:in 2000, and closed in 2003
214:OS grid reference
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3292:(Rutland Press, Edinburgh)
3041:. John Donald. p. 15.
2242:"Locality Profile: Irvine"
1923:First Minister of Scotland
1911:(1584–1654), minister and
1876:First Minister of Scotland
1698:, born and died in Irvine.
1285:, originally built by the
787:
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3329:Irvine Ayrshire town site
3274:Morton, A. J. (2008–13).
3200:Brown, Lex (1 May 2009).
3150:Sprott, George Washington
3054:"Montgomery, James"
2373:Thomson, Peter G. (1989)
1988:James George Semple Lisle
1941:First Battle of the Aisne
1477:Irvine Caledonian Stadium
1475:, closed in 1967 and the
761:The Gift of God of Irvine
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3260:Johnston, J. B. (1903).
3129:"Macknight, James"
3037:Strawhorn, John (1985).
2919:"Meet the 1826 founders"
2697:. BBC. 18 September 2014
1921:(born 1970), the former
1899:Agnes and Margaret Smith
1473:Townhead Greyhound Track
1394:Scottish Maritime Museum
1331:Stagecoach West Scotland
1164:and the other being the
856:Scottish Maritime Museum
817:Explosives plant on the
602:and was, at the time of
422:Scottish Parliament
3853:Towns in North Ayrshire
3346:Encyclopædia Britannica
3262:Place-names of Scotland
3180:Encyclopedia Britannica
3098:Blaikie, William Garden
3060:Encyclopædia Britannica
3023:Encyclopædia Britannica
2076:22 January 2013 at the
1939:for his actions at the
1927:Scottish National Party
1834:David Boyle, Lord Boyle
1589:(born 1983), footballer
1543:The Address to the Deil
1382:Millennium celebrations
558:) is a town and former
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3833:Irvine, North Ayrshire
3103:"Ferguson, John"
1959:Capitulation of Irvine
1829:
1742:(1779–1839), novelist.
1719:
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1447:Irvine is home to two
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162:Coat of Arms of Irvine
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3232:Alger, John Goldworth
2945:17 March 2012 at the
2773:Cityofadelaide.org.au
2747:"Harbour Arts Centre"
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1207:Eglinton Country Park
1144:
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1122:Geography and climate
1082:is currently held by
991:
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714:Robert II of Scotland
661:
584:administrative centre
286:Lieutenancy area
64:Administrative centre
3788:Scottish Parliament
3298:Pettigrew, D (1997)
3077:"Boyle, David"
2749:. What's on Ayrshire
2472:"Scottish New Towns"
2269:. Mysterious Britain
2094:Gaelicplacenames.org
1881:Mary, Queen of Scots
1874:(born 1960), former
1748:(born 1965), actress
1486:was closed in 1965.
1277:bypass passes Irvine
1262:A train approaching
1227:Laigh Milton Viaduct
1131:Laigh Milton Viaduct
1088:Member of Parliament
1050:, who were based at
904:Messerschmitt Bf 110
892:Royal Observer Corps
629:, stayed briefly at
627:Mary, Queen of Scots
586:and the seat of the
562:on the coast of the
318:Sovereign state
2921:. Irvine Burns Club
2835:. 18 September 2013
2551:on 17 December 2013
2521:. Legislation.co.uk
2499:. Vision of Britain
2207:Rampantscotland.com
2122:. Scotland's Census
2100:on 29 November 2014
1903:Sinaitic palimpsest
1867:Scottish Government
1782:Agnes Miller Parker
1703:Literature and arts
1696:Sheffield Wednesday
1187:Lands of Broomlands
478:55.6201°N 04.6614°W
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3304:Stirrat, N (1998)
3288:Cowling, D (1997)
3017:"Galt, John"
2340:Scotland on Sunday
2267:"The Granny Stone"
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3571:Hessilhead hamlet
3212:on 6 October 2011
3124:Gordon, Alexander
3039:History of Irvine
2940:Irvine Burns club
2861:. 9 January 2009.
2779:on 7 October 2011
2643:. 30 October 2019
2442:on 3 August 2010.
1812:, born in Irvine.
1714:, lead singer of
1593:Joanne Calderwood
1515:Dr John Mackenzie
1511:Irvine Burns Club
1075:Community council
848:Queen Elizabeth 2
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1995:David Paulin
1982:Bourtreehill
1859:Fiona Hyslop
1800:Keith Salmon
1752:George Henry
1746:Julie Graham
1724:Robert Burns
1677:Terry Taylor
1660:Graeme Obree
1655:Norwich City
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1092:Alan Gemmell
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3556:Girdle Toll
3476:Auchentiber
3457:and hamlets
2859:dailyrecord
2839:16 December
2783:11 November
2580:11 November
2555:11 November
2212:11 November
2104:11 November
2090:"Stòr-data"
1909:John Strang
1794:Eddi Reader
1777:Biffy Clyro
1716:Biffy Clyro
1618:Kris Doolan
1461:rugby union
1247:Tanzie Well
1212:Girdle Toll
1115:independent
1073:There is a
1036:Royal Burgh
1019:Originally
948:Royal Burgh
940:Cumbernauld
900:Rudolf Hess
777:Stanecastle
692:Middle Ages
623:Royal Burgh
600:Cunninghame
560:royal burgh
481: /
343:KA11 – KA12
120:High Street
108:Court House
3827:Categories
3626:Torranyard
3621:Springside
3616:Skelmorlie
3566:Greenhills
3511:Castlepark
3501:Broomlands
3439:Stevenston
3424:Kilwinning
3300:Old Irvine
3185:20 January
2925:21 October
2903:21 October
2753:21 October
2647:21 October
2525:21 October
2503:21 October
2478:21 October
2420:21 October
2394:21 October
2273:21 October
2251:21 October
2027:References
1889:Kilwinning
1847:Lorna Hood
1773:Simon Neil
1761:Joan Kelly
1712:Simon Neil
1643:Kilmarnock
1633:John Keirs
1496:Kilwinning
1465:Irvine RFC
1319:Kilmarnock
1237:Towerlands
1232:Springside
1154:Irvine Bay
984:Governance
978:Kilwinning
974:Stevenston
944:Livingston
936:Glenrothes
675:Mesolithic
654:Prehistory
612:Robert III
466:55°37′12″N
205:Population
146:Bridgegate
3809:See also
3699:Lochranza
3644:Birchburn
3591:Lylestone
3576:Highfield
3546:Fullarton
3536:Drybridge
3526:Drakemyre
3521:Dalgarven
3506:Burnhouse
3453:Villages,
3434:Saltcoats
3419:Kilbirnie
3399:Ardrossan
2126:5 October
1740:John Galt
1627:Marty Hay
1587:Kris Boyd
1350:Prestwick
1311:Ardrossan
1291:Stranraer
1254:Transport
1102:(MSP) is
1048:Burgesses
1029:Dundonald
1021:Fullarton
1010:Robert II
1006:Burgesses
970:Saltcoats
966:Ardrossan
906:in 1941.
815:ICI-Nobel
801:with the
637:Etymology
608:Robert II
469:4°39′41″W
388:Ambulance
328:Post town
231:Edinburgh
3754:Millport
3724:Sliddery
3719:Shiskine
3709:Pirnmill
3679:Kildonan
3581:Lawthorn
3551:Gateside
3531:Dreghorn
3486:Barrmill
3464:Mainland
3234:(1897).
3216:15 April
3152:(1898).
3126:(1893).
3100:(1889).
3000:12 March
2943:Archived
2879:11 April
2832:BBC News
2811:23 March
2725:Archived
2695:BBC News
2668:BBC News
2621:18 April
2142:"Irvine"
2074:Archived
2056:31 March
2005:See also
1943:in 1914.
1845:The Rev
1810:Idlewild
1730:dresser.
1504:Dreghorn
1463:team is
1449:football
1438:Adelaide
1426:Adelaide
1360:via the
1299:ScotRail
1275:A78 road
1197:Dreghorn
1090:(MP) is
832:shipyard
823:Greenock
679:Iron Age
671:Dreghorn
580:new town
572:Scotland
453:Scotland
393:Scottish
381:Scottish
369:Scotland
310:Scotland
246:430.9 mi
221:NS325395
68:new town
3746:Cumbrae
3704:Machrie
3694:Lamlash
3684:Kilmory
3664:Cladach
3659:Catacol
3654:Brodick
3611:Seamill
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