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| tragedy for the towns of | stranraer | and larne and their surrounding | 
| they were mainly from the | stranraer | larne and belfast areas but | 
| introduction the loss of the | stranraer | larne ferry princess victoria in | 
| so the sinking of the | stranraer | larne ferry that january day | 
| headed north east towards the | stranraer | larne shipping lane and had | 
| disaster he remarked larne to | stranraer | s not far i never | 
| from larne was switched from | stranraer | to cairnryan the whitstable loaded | 
| on the eastern outskirts of | stranraer | however the latter property was | 
| camp on the outskirts of | stranraer | in cairnryan road providing temporary | 
| on the eastern outskirts of | stranraer | the search area can probably | 
| moved to portpatrick [laugh] the | stranraer | twang f1154: oh portpatrick [laugh] | 
| importance of the ports of | stranraer | and cairnryan and the a75 | 
| importance of the ports of | stranraer | and cairnryan and the a75 | 
| a75 and a77 links to | stranraer | on the detail of the | 
| a timescale which would allow | stranraer | and cairnryan to compete effectively | 
| in and around cairnryan and | stranraer | from 1940 to 1959 some | 
| consequently a kennedy decision that | stranraer | should expand and innermessan decline | 
| was an agnew town while | stranraer | was an adair kennedy town | 
| returned to ireland in 1608 | stranraer | was left firmly in kennedy | 
| the wee restaurants restaurants in | stranraer | were chock a block m608: | 
| in his royal burgh of | stranraer | he suggested that innermessan was | 
| in a new burgh like | stranraer | it may have been easier | 
| known rhinns family who obtained | stranraer | s burgh of barony charter | 
| and ye could sometimes in | stranraer | from the harbour they d | 
| macdonald a railway clerk at | stranraer | harbour changed his day off | 
| them into the harbour at | stranraer | m608: mmhm m194: and then | 
| as a child in in | stranraer | during the war m194: yes | 
| have you always lived in | stranraer | m194: are ye recordin m608: | 
| there many picture houses in | stranraer | m194: there was two at | 
| m194: apprentice electrician m608: in | stranraer | m194: yes started in nineteen | 
| decker was tae come intae | stranraer | m608: aye m194: yes well | 
| had to come back to | stranraer | m608: mmhm m194: i went | 
| they d bo- bought into | stranraer | m608: uh huh m194: and | 
| m194: and then even into | stranraer | ye ll get an odd | 
| about a mile out of | stranraer | maybe a mile a mile | 
| kennels about a mile from | stranraer | one disadvantage of this plan | 
| claims of its two rivals | stranraer | and wig bay the latter | 
| them by bus from the | stranraer | to rigg bay m608: mmhm | 
| the war m608: activity in | stranraer | cause it was a port | 
| shipping and port manager at | stranraer | less rational was the reason | 
| contents could be carried to | stranraer | the port may have been | 
| a751 two miles north of | stranraer | it is this spectacular decline | 
| were also effectively lords of | stranraer | it was certainly ninian adair | 
| reconnaissance party visited barrow maryport | stranraer | ayr troon irvine ardrossan gareloch | 
| southern link between ayr and | stranraer | is an important artery for | 
| agree that the link to | stranraer | is important for scotland and | 
| joumey on the late lamented | stranraer | euston night sleeper affectionately known | 
| of them are buried in | stranraer | s glebe cemetery three known | 
| be time consuming and costly | stranraer | had rail and road connections | 
| lms main line dumfries to | stranraer | would feed in the rail | 
| the gratest town thereabout till | stranraer | was built earlier it is | 
| robert nelson of agnew crescent | stranraer | who changed his plans to | 
| first bus that came intae | stranraer | and he p- eh took | 
| started bringin them back intae | stranraer | for their breakfast m608: right | 
| card from the [censored: surname] in | stranraer | for some reason i don | 
| the troops was comin into | stranraer | at night time m608: aye | 
| just and that m608: [inaudible] | stranraer | feel about the americans [?]did they find[/?] | 
| mothers and young children a | stranraer | businessman meeting the early morning | 
| from a blue sky a | stranraer | executive working that morning in | 
| on the other hand another | stranraer | resident meeting the early morning | 
| ahead of his time in | stranraer | george hill having relinquished his | 
| on both occasions was a | stranraer | man george harvey [note: photo: 'the administration block for cairnryan camp and port, september, 1944.'] charles | 
| family of sheuchan street in | stranraer | who had planned to move | 
| lerwick in the north to | stranraer | in the south there are | 
| to protect jobs in the | stranraer | area and ensure the survival | 
| ii music making in the | stranraer | area clearly has a long | 
| on durin the war in | stranraer | and all that and then | 
| have survived one is in | stranraer | museum page i while the | 
| wheel till we wan tae | stranraer | wi a hert rousin chorus | 
| that the last train for | stranraer | had just left there is | 
| the ship berthed overnight in | stranraer | most of them came from | 
| long it takes to reach | stranraer | as the member knows the | 
| they were f- sailin from | stranraer | there s two passenger boats | 
| harland and wolff come into | stranraer | and they were transm- convertin | 
| then i come back to | stranraer | and i had a wee | 
| then glasgow herald dispatched to | stranraer | on the saturday evening to | 
| by the misfortune of others | stranraer | scoutmaster w f borland had | 
| the sites at gareloch and | stranraer | were possible locations strangely before | 
| a drawing office in the | stranraer | golf clubhouse he also recalls | 
| bulks in local memory in | stranraer | was given in the recent | 
| survey company re arrived in | stranraer | in november 1940 to plan | 
| rugby pitch is now in | stranraer | used to be a transit | 
| lowp ower the watter frae | stranraer | ye cud near spit ower | 
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