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567:. East Belfast has historically been strongly Unionist, with Nationalist parties consistently performing poorly at elections, and Cregagh reflects this trend. However, the constituency does have a strong centrist presence, appearing to be something of a stronghold for the Alliance Party. It is between this party and the DUP, which has proven to be the dominant political rivalry in the area.
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348:. The area was sometimes nicknamed the "Bible belt". Immediately beyond the end of the Cregagh Road, on the opposite side of the Upper Knockbreda Road, is a forested area known as Cregagh Glen. The Upper Knockbreda Road, otherwise known as the A55 Outer Ring, was completed in 1967 to link Cregagh with the Knock area on the outskirts of east Belfast.
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The
Cregagh Estate is located off the Cregagh Road, starting after the roundabout junction with Ladas Drive and Mount Merrion Avenue. The junction is immediately after Bell's Bridge which crosses the Loop River, one of Belfast's myriad minor rivers. The estate was built as a public housing project in
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The
Woodstock Road continues as far as Ravenhill Avenue where it becomes the Cregagh Road. The Woodstock Road was formerly known as the lower Cregagh Road and in the nineteenth century it was mainly made up of farmland. Until the 1920s parts of the Cregagh Road, which is now entirely urbanised, were
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The
Cregagh area also lends its name to one of the Lisnasharragh DEA's six wards. With the upper Cregagh Road forming the ward's eastern edge, it encompasses the Cregagh Estate and streets as far south as Upper Knockbreda Road, and as far west as Knockbreda Park and Mount Merrion Avenue. As part of
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to the outskirts of
Belfast. The road begins at the end of Woodstock Link, which itself starts at a junction which turns off from the Albertbridge Road facing Mountpottinger Road. The Mount, a prominent conference facility built in 1997, is located close to this junction on the Woodstock Link.
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and is part of
Cregagh Sports Club, effectively a merger of the cricket and association football clubs, with both sharing the same Gibson Park Avenue facilities. This alliance was concluded in the early 1980s, with the two clubs being previously unconnected.
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are found on this part of the road. The latter building has been extensively refurbished and is now the Museum Of Orange
Heritage. The neighbouring Montgomery Road is the location for the former Robinson Centre leisure facility and the Castlereagh campus of
141:. The area is centred on the Cregagh Road. The Woodstock/Cregagh Road is a continuous arterial route in the city, with the Woodstock making up the lower half of the route and the Cregagh the upper half. It runs from the Albertbridge Road, close to the
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built around this area in the late 1920s. However this area, which was known locally as "the Colony", remained the only significant public housing scheme for ex-soldiers to be undertaken in
Belfast in the aftermath of the First World War.
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grew up in the
Cregagh Estate (No. 16 Burren Way), and as a boy played football on the open playing fields at the centre of the estate. These playing fields, Cregagh Green, are now protected for community recreation in perpetuity as a
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Active Space. Best's funeral originated from Burren Way where his father continued to live until his death in April 2008. George Best is commemorated by a mural in the
Cregagh estate and formerly by another on the Woodstock Road.
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minority for a number of years and at the start of the
Troubles, Catholics even joined in local vigilante patrols under the auspices of the Cregagh Tenants Association. This co-operation ended in 1972 with the arrival of the
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At its lower stage, the Cregagh Road, like the Woodstock Road, is lined with several shops. This area also has a number of churches, the most prominent of which are Cregagh Methodist Church and Cregagh Presbyterian Church.
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Beyond the Cregagh estate the road is made up of mainly private housing and continues as far as Upper Knockbreda Road. Cregagh Library and the former home of
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flute band, Crimson Star, is based in the area and their badge is shown on a mural painted on a wall on Ardenvohr Street just off the Woodstock Road. During
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became more important, with UVF murals being painted on Cregagh's walls. By 2018 however the only murals on Cregagh estate are one commemorating
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ran a video shop on the Woodstock Road. It was whilst working at his shop that Seymour was shot and killed by two
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of Belfast City council. The townland dates back to medieval times, when it was part of the territory held by the
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A memorial to the dead of the First World War, consisting of a
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Iris and Peter Robinson: the golden couple who fell to earth
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station. The Willowfield area formerly lent its name to the
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place of worship Willowfield Parish Church, Saint Anthony's
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grew up in the Cregagh estate and met her husband, future
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East Belfast: Paintings and Stories from Harbour to Hills
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Woodstock and Cregagh are served by Service 6 of the
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the DEA, Cregagh has been represented by Councillors
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Hundreds gather to pay last respects to Dickie Best
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275:1946–1947 and was designed by government architect
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286:from its inception, Cregagh had a significant
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887:"Some Things about Belfast: (Or so I'm told)"
363:) while a significant number are named after
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621:The Mount Business and Conference Centre
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555:) (UUP) have represented the area as
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611:, Dundurn Press Ltd., 2001, pp. 3–7
557:Members of the Legislative Assembly
978:, Ashgate Publishing, 2005, p. 126
518:Social Democratic and Labour Party
510:Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
449:First Minister of Northern Ireland
176:Police Service of Northern Ireland
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207:Provisional Irish Republican Army
16:Area of Belfast, Northern Ireland
690:A Directory of Murals – Album 27
235:Northern Amateur Football League
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976:Senses of place: senses of time
913:"East Belfast Natural Heritage"
643:Saint Anthony's Catholic Church
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327:and another showing local boy
184:Parliament of Northern Ireland
145:, to the A55 Outer Ring road.
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1152:List of places in County Down
2048:WikiProject Northern Ireland
346:Belfast Metropolitan College
209:operatives on 15 June 1988.
107:Cregagh Estate in Southeast
583:which links the areas with
397:Ulster Special Constabulary
341:Castlereagh Borough Council
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2104:Civil parish of Knockbreda
938:Completed New Road Schemes
589:Forestside Shopping Centre
313:Eric Norman Frankland Bell
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1071:"BelfastTelegraph.co.uk"
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891:The Irish Review (1986-)
498:district electoral areas
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2058:Northern Ireland Portal
1552:Drumlough, Hillsborough
1100:8 November 2011 at the
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401:Ulster Defence Regiment
393:Edward, Prince of Wales
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203:Robert "Squeak" Seymour
1962:Islands of County Down
1557:Drumlough, Rathfriland
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825:Community Case Studies
786:Bell's Bridge, Cregagh
529:2022 Assembly election
305:Ulster Volunteer Force
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268:36th (Ulster) Division
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2089:Geography of Belfast
961:Richard S. Grayson,
835:Michael E. Geisler,
761:"Cregagh CC history"
487:Belfast City Council
415:The late footballer
377:homes fit for heroes
239:Orangefield Old Boys
227:Cregagh Cricket Club
86:54.58417°N 5.89889°W
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180:Belfast Willowfield
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991:. Fields in Trust
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1271:Newtownards
1241:Downpatrick
1142:County Down
1080:17 November
1034:Irish Times
547:(DUP), and
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464:Westminster
417:George Best
329:George Best
163:River Lagan
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1980:Ards Lower
1918:Cloughmore
1908:Burr Point
1852:Strangford
1812:Saintfield
1787:Poyntzpass
1782:Portavogie
1777:Portaferry
1762:Moneyslane
1757:Moneyreagh
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1572:Edenderry
1537:Drumaness
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1251:Dundonald
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1221:Banbridge
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1174:Belfast
1095:Route 6
995:10 July
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