Ballybough
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- Location
- History
- Mud Island
- Architecture and landmarks
- Bridges
- Luke Kelly Bridge
- Annesley Bridge
- Newcomen Bridge
- Clarke's Bridge
- Bloody Sunday Bridge
- Ballybough Cemetery
- Churches
- St. Agatha's Church
- Clonliffe Methodist Chapel
- Holy Cross College Clonliffe
- North Strand Episcopal Church
- Other churches
- Education
- North Strand School
- North William Street Schools
- O'Connell Schools
- Feinaiglian Institute
- Clonliffe School
- Other Schools
- Schools today
- Sport
- Pigeon Fancying
- Boxing
- Street names
- Notable residents
- Notes
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Ballybough () is an inner city district of northeast Dublin city, Ireland. Adjacent areas include the North Strand and Clonliffe.
==Location== Ballybough is an inner city district of northeast Dublin. Neighbouring districts include Drumcondra to the north, Fairview to the east, North Strand to the southeast and Phibsborough to the west. Croke Park, the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association, is a prominent local landmark in the area where Ballybough meets Drumcondra.
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