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Aghadowey

Townland in east County Londonderry, Northern Ireland


Summary

Townland in east County Londonderry, Northern Ireland

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pushpin_mapNorthern Ireland County Londonderry
coordinates
area_footnotes
website
irish_nameAchadh Dubhthaigh
map_typeNorthern Ireland
static_image_captionAghadowey in 2008
static_imageArdreagh Road, Aghadowey - geograph.org.uk - 830631.jpg
typeTownland
countryNorthern Ireland
unitary_northern_irelandCauseway Coast and Glens
lieutenancy_northern_irelandCounty Londonderry
postcode_areaBT
civil_parishAghadowey
area_total_sq_mi0.6907
constituency_westminsterEast Londonderry
constituency_ni_assemblyEast Londonderry
postcode_districtBT51
post_townCOLERAINE

Aghadowey () is a townland in east County Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It lies in Aghadowey civil parish, and is part of Causeway Coast and Glens district. It is close to the county boundary with County Antrim.

Sport

Aghadowey is a popular angling area, with anglers fishing both the River Bann and the Agivey River. Aghadowey Stadium hosts regular motorcycle racing, stock car racing, and also rallying as a RallySport Association event, on the disused RAF Mullaghmore airfield. Aghadowey was the home circuit (1.003 miles/1.614 km) of the Motor Cycle Road Racing Club of Ireland (MCRRCI) (now Bishopscourt Race Circuit near Downpatrick) and was first used for racing in 1975, after the club was forced to vacate their previous circuit at Maghaberry to make way for a new prison development.

Aghadowey F.C. was founded in 1968 when the Coleraine and district league formed, before this they played as Agivey. They have notable rivalries with both Garvagh F.C. and Kilrea F.C.

Transport

  • Aghadowey railway station opened on 19 February 1880, but closed on 28 August 1950.

References

References

  1. Northern Ireland Environment Agency. "NIEA Map Viewer".
  2. "Achadh Dubhthaigh/Aghadowey".
  3. Joyce, Patrick Weston. (1923). "Irish Local Names Explained". [[Smurfit Westrock#Operations.
  4. "Mullaghmore".
  5. "Aghadowey station". Railscot - Irish Railways.
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