Northern Ireland counties-Antrim and Newtownabbey

Notorious housing estate that was formerly a hotbed of loyalist paramilitary activity

The majority of this liqueur, manufactured by Diageo, is produced in Mallusk, a large industrial estate just off the M2 motorway

Although the castle, once the home of the Clotworthy family, is long gone, its pretty, ornate landscape gardens still remain in the county town

Built in 1345, this ruined castle on the shores of Lough Neagh formerly housed a narrow gauge steam railway in its grounds; it was also used as a filming location for Game of Thrones

A scenic, quiet wooded river valley lies within this small town

Flower that appears on the council's primary logo

Industrial museum owned by the National Trust; it is the very last of its kind in the British Isles

Village near where the above is situated

This woman built and flew the first Irish biplane from Carnmoney Hill in 1910

Hill that was used as a camp by the United Irishmen during the 1798 Rebellion

American novelist, humorist and essayist, best known for works such as The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, with ancestral ties to the area around Ballynure

This race track lies close to where Northern Ireland's former international airport was located

The former stone railway viaduct, over the River Main in this town, is now a walkway and cycle path

Veteran Hollywood actor from Glengormley, best known for his role as the villain in Ben Hur

Northern Ireland's largest and busiest airport is located near the hamlet of Aldergrove; what is its official name?