The Upper Road near Trooperslane
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Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 14 Mar 2008
The Upper Road runs from Greenisland to Carrickfergus well inland from the Belfast – Carrickfergus road. It is often used as a way of avoiding congestion, at Jordanstown and Greenisland, during the morning and evening peaks. The view is towards Greenisland.
