Birkenhead was so called because in the past the council could only afford to light one side of streets with lamp posts.
No, Birkenhead has never been the capital of Wales. In fact, Birkenhead is not even in Wales.
Birkenhead was an important seaport and was renowned for its shipbuilding industry, sadly all but gone now. There was also a ship called HMS Birkenhead after which the 'Birkenhead drill' is named.
Liverpool is famous for their football club, a museum and the city of the Beatles.
About 130 miles.
Ferry from Belfast to Liverpool (Birkenhead), train from Birkenhead to Liverpool Lime Street, then train from Liverpool to Manchester.
No. You can get a ferry from Liverpool, close to Birkenhead, to Dublin. There is no ferry between Liverpool and Dún Laoghaire.
birkenhead (10 minutes from liverpool)
I have never heard of anyone or anywhere called Burkenhead but there is a town called Birkenhead, which is on the opposite side of the River Mersey from the city of Liverpool, in England. Birkenhead was once the home of a major shipbuilding yard called Cammel Lairds.
The tunnel used for the Hagrid/Harry chase scene in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 was the Birkenhead Tunnel in the city of Liverpool, in England.
BIRKENHEAD (across the river Mersey from Liverpool) was famous for shipbuilding.
Around 7 miles.
Either Birkenhead or the ferry port in the Mersey next to the Liver Building.
you can fly from belfast to London in 1 hour or go on the over nite ferry to Liverpool and drive to London, the drive will take approx 5 hours that's including a break along the way, the ferry will take 8 hours from belfast to birkenhead (Liverpool)
Liverpool is a city in England
Birkenhead was so called because in the past the council could only afford to light one side of streets with lamp posts.
Liverpool is a city.