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Larne in generalNewest Review: ... sunset! The name Larne is Latharna meaning "Lothair-na"--the domain of a Viking Cheftain. Situated on the east cost, it has good road and rail links the rest of Northern Ireland. The A8 takes you to Belfast and although is only a single lane road for most of the way, in what ostensibly is one of Northern Ireland's main roads, there has been talk of late of a widening scheme. This being Northern Ireland, the talks are expected to continue for some time though before anything gets done. There is a town centre not unlike any other town centre in England with all the usual high street stores with maybe a few more independently own... more |
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I was lucky enough to have an opportunity to visit Larne in Northern Ireland last week, as a friend from Larne living here in England had a free ferry ticket to use. Having just returned from France and suffering from those terrible Post-Holiday Blues I jumped at the chance, knowing very little about Larne or indeed Northern Ireland. Funzo's Fantastical Follies and Forays previously in France entered Fenian Fields. First off was the 7 hour drive to Cairnryan in Scotland to get the P & O ferry to Larne. www.poirishsea.com/passenger/Larne_Cairnryan.htm This is the most direct ferry to Larne and actually took in stunning ... Read the complete review
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