Grid reference J5278
near to Six Road End, Co Down, Northern Ireland
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Shop at the Six Road Ends near Bangor
by Rossographer
Nash's stores at Six Road Ends near Bangor. Taken during the Coronavirus pandemic, the shop has remained open and is doing a brisk trade. The former Ballygrainey Post Office seen on the left in J5278 : The Ballycrochan Road, Ballygrainey has been redeveloped into a... (more)
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Six Road Ends
by Robert Ashby
The roundabout which has replaced the former network of junctions at this well known location.
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Entrance door, Ballygrainey Presbyterian Church
by Rossographer
Southern entrance to J5278 : Ballygrainey Presbyterian Church. Note the plaque above the door:
"Erected Anno Domini
Bethel 1837".
Note also the bench mark on the bottom left of the entrance - J5278 : Bench Mark, Six Road Ends.
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Rebuilding the Six Road Ends (5)
See J5378 : Rebuilding the Six Road Ends (4). This is the realigned section of the road to Donaghadee, in this square.
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Development site at the Six Road Ends (February 2015)
A site, beside Ballygrainey Orange hall, offered for sale and described on the agent’s board as having planning permission for four semis and one detached house. It’s much bigger than it appears here. This photograph appears as a matter... (more)
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Farewell to the Six Road Ends
The Six Road Ends, while not especially busy, is a tricky spot for anyone not going straight through from Donaghadee to Newtownards. From left (going clockwise) are the roads to Conlig, Bangor, Groomsport, Donaghadee, Carrowdore and (at my... (more)
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Late harvest near Six Road Ends
by Rossographer
A field near Six Road Ends near Bangor with what is surely one of the last harvests of 2008. Only the bales are still to be collected in and have probably been left to dry out - the previous day had seen yet another downpour and you should... (more)
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The Ballycrochan Road, Ballygrainey
by Rossographer
Now known as the 'Old' Ballycrochan Road after the realignment of the Six Road Ends. This is the view towards Donaghadee. The blue building on the left is the former Ballygrainey Post Office - now a private house. There is a flush... (more)
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BCDR gate near Bangor
by Rossographer
An old Belfast & County Down Railway (BCDR) accommodation crossing gate close to the Six Road Ends near Bangor. The line from Donaghadee to Newtownards ran directly behind the gate. These gates, with the sun bow design, are now a rarity.
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Approaching the Six Road Ends
The Six Road Ends, while not especially busy, is a tricky spot for anyone not going straight through from Donaghadee to Newtownards. It might seem a sensible place for a roundabout for all six roads but the engineers think not. Instead... (more)
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Coronavirus message, Six Road Ends
by Rossographer
Taken during the Coronavirus pandemic, a message of support to NHS and essential works on an Orange Hall at Ballygrainey (Six Road Ends) near Bangor.
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Late harvest near Six Road Ends
by Rossographer
A field near Six Road Ends near Bangor with what is surely one of the last harvests of 2008. Only the bales are still to be collected in and have probably been left to dry out - the previous day had seen yet another downpour.
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