ballyhalbert造句

• The graves of deceased servicemen from the airbase can be found in the graveyard of Ballyhalbert Church.
• It is on the east ( Irish Sea ) coast of the Ards Peninsula between Donaghadee and Ballyhalbert.
• McGrath was released from prison in December 1983 after serving two years of his sentence, settling in Ballyhalbert.
• The village played a major role during World War II when an RAF airfield, RAF Ballyhalbert, was built.
• The album cover features a picture taken by Stanley Matchett of Young at his home,'Camelot', in Ballyhalbert.
• During its lifetime, Ballyhalbert was home to RAF, Army, Navy and United States Army Air Forces ( USAAF ) personnel.
• On 12 November 1943, the unit was posted to RAF Ballyhalbert in Northern Ireland and soon after S / L Koc assumed command.
• The peninsula was the site of a number of airfields during World War II, including RAF Ballyhalbert and a satellite airfield, RAF Kirkistown, both now closed.
• The other townlands part of the Parish were : Ballyfrench, Ballyhalbert, Roddens, Echlinville, Ballyhemlin, Ballygraffin and Ballyeasborough  the site of St . Andrews Parish Church.
• The Church of Ireland was the Established church at this time ( disestablished in 1871 ) and the area around Portavogie was known as the Parish of Ballyhalbert or St . Andrews Parish.
• "' Royal Air Force Station Ballyhalbert "'or more simply "'RAF Ballyhalbert "'is a former Royal Air Force station at Ballyhalbert on the Ards Peninsula, County Down.
• "' Royal Air Force Station Ballyhalbert "'or more simply "'RAF Ballyhalbert "'is a former Royal Air Force station at Ballyhalbert on the Ards Peninsula, County Down.
• "' Royal Air Force Station Ballyhalbert "'or more simply "'RAF Ballyhalbert "'is a former Royal Air Force station at Ballyhalbert on the Ards Peninsula, County Down.
• From there it meets the Irish Sea coast of the Ards Peninsula at Cloughey, and follows it through Portavogie, Ballyhalbert, Millisle and Donaghadee to Bangor, County Down, from where it becomes a major dual carriageway leading to Belfast.
• April 1959 saw RNAS Eglinton close and the squadrons moved to RAF Ballyhalbert and RAF Ballykelly . In 1989 the married quarter estate comprising 78 houses located in Fraser Avenue and Mill Path in the nearby village of Eglinton were sold to a Roger Byron-Collins company who also acquired the officers married quarters in nearby RAF Ballykelly in 2009.
• In May 1917 four vessels, the " Saint Mungo ", " Derrymore ", " Amber " and the " Morion ", were captured and sunk in Ballyhalbert Bay, by U-boat UC 65 under the command of Otto Steinbrinck, one of the most famous U-boat commanders of World War I.