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state on a margin of 55.3% No to 44.7% Yes. In the Irvine West electoral ward 6,543 votes were cast in favour of independence compared with 6,397 votes cast against the proposal, with a vote share of 50.56% "Yes" to 49.44% "No". In Irvine East there were 7,111 "Yes" votes and 6,811 "No" votes, on a
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system attached to the mast. At night, a number of lamps marked the tidal level. Unfortunately the building fell into some disrepair and the mast partially dismantled. In 2013 an initiative by
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achieved higher prominence as sea ports. Despite this, there was still commercial sea traffic, though the harbour went into further decline in the 20th century. The main shipping in the 20th century was light coastal traffic and vessels destined for the Nobel
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in Irvine. However, unlike counterparts elsewhere in
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passes through a lot of the surrounding areas of Irvine; it forms part of the
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Warner (minister in Irvine 1688–1702),who had sought refuge in the Netherlands after the Battle of Bothwell Bridge. It has been suggested that it was during this exile that he learned the skill of land reclamation.
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and his family. David Sillar, the first vice-president, had been a friend of Burns since his teenage years, was a member of the Tarbolton Bachelors Club, became a grocer, and finally an Irvine Council Bailie.
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in 1930 when the town was re-classified as a Small Burgh. On 16 May 1975 the Royal Burgh of Irvine Town Council was abolished and its functions were transferred to the now defunct
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near the former Nobel quay. A footbridge from the harbour area was constructed, although it had to be able to open and close to still allow the small pleasure craft to pass.
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of Irvine were able to produce Royal Charters showing that the town had the right to control trade in the Baronies of Cunninghame and Largs. The dispute was resolved by
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administration which has its headquarters based at Cunninghame House. Irvine was the site of Scotland's 12th century military capital and former headquarters of the
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vote share of 51.08% Yes to 48.92% No. For Irvine as a whole there were 13,654 "Yes" votes and 13,208 "No" votes, breaking down to 50.83% Yes to 49.17% No.
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on her journey the next day. A stone, believed to commemorate the visit, has been found in Irvine. It is inscribed MQ 1560.
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Cunninghame House, the seat of North Ayrshire Council, located in the centre of Irvine
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Irvine is well served with numerous transport links. A
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and its location before it was moved to Scone. Citing
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Simpson, Anne Turner & Stevenson, Sylvia (1980).
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Irvine is situated in low lying Ayrshire overlooking
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Scottish Parliament Constituency of Cunninghame South
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Irvine continued to administer itself with the usual
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Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Fair Work and Culture
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2982:"Wrestling: Robertson twins the perfect double act"
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2510:"The New Town (Irvine) Winding Up Order 1993"
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3340:(11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
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1975:housing estate and has not been seen since.
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2864:"Lost Racecourses 2: The Elephant Man"
2788:
1904:Principal of the University of Glasgow
1775:(1895–1980), vorticist inspired artist
1745:(1858–1943), prominent painter of the
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3315:Irvine's New Town Trail official page
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2427:"Irvine Harbour. Accessed:2010-01-26"
2317:
2137:Town and Country Planning Association
1102:2014 Scottish independence referendum
544:
2353:Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft
1632:(born 1986), former footballer with
3267:Identifying a Medieval Power Centre
2562:"Irvine's Bridgegate finally opens"
2111:"Irvine Area Profile – 2011 Census"
1530:The Author's Earnest Cry and Prayer
866:Automatic tide signalling apparatus
758:
589:. It also served as the capital of
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2718:from the original on 2 August 2019
2654:"Election 2016: Cunninghame South"
1827:FRSE (1772–1853), a British judge.
14:
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3255:. Edinburgh : David Douglas.
3129:. Vol. 35. pp. 184–185.
3077:. Vol. 06. pp. 109–110.
2324:Cowing, Emma (19 December 2010).
1948:. He was possibly present at the
1807:
1592:(born 1993), football player for
1547:
1278:Glasgow and South Western Railway
1091:Member of the Scottish Parliament
900:
774:
733:, who said the Stone was kept at
3802:List of places in North Ayrshire
3234:Dictionary of National Biography
3152:Dictionary of National Biography
3146:"Strang, John (1584-1654)"
3126:Dictionary of National Biography
3100:Dictionary of National Biography
3074:Dictionary of National Biography
1664:(born 1969), judoka and wrestler
573:in November 1966. Irvine is the
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1029:administrative arrangements of
689:Lord High Constable of Scotland
583:Lord High Constable of Scotland
3859:New towns started in the 1960s
3834:Ports and harbours of Scotland
2866:. geegeez.co.uk. 20 April 2012
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2603:Historic Environment Scotland
2017:
1620:(born 1976), former cricketer
1427:started its final journey to
974:
712:Scottish Wars of Independence
644:
608:The town was once a haunt of
3849:Enterprise areas of Scotland
3237:. Vol. 51. p. 241.
3228:"Semple, James George"
3103:. Vol. 18. p. 348.
3065:Grant, Arthur Henry (1886).
2355:(New York, 1836), pp. 269–8.
2041:National Records of Scotland
1926:VC (1890–1931), awarded the
1799:(born 1976), lead singer of
1766:(born 1979), lead singer of
1458:. The town used to have two
1320:and Glasgow, is provided by
1244:
1055:Strathclyde Regional Council
1051:Cunninghame District Council
627:
7:
2971:Retrieved : 2011-12-16
2940:Retrieved : 2011-12-16
1995:
1542:The Cottar's Saturday Night
1375:in 2000, and closed in 2003
205:OS grid reference
10:
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3283:(Rutland Press, Edinburgh)
3245:
3032:. John Donald. p. 15.
2233:"Locality Profile: Irvine"
1914:First Minister of Scotland
1902:(1584–1654), minister and
1867:First Minister of Scotland
1689:, born and died in Irvine.
1362:
1276:, originally built by the
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3320:Irvine Ayrshire town site
3265:Morton, A. J. (2008–13).
3191:Brown, Lex (1 May 2009).
3141:Sprott, George Washington
3045:"Montgomery, James"
2364:Thomson, Peter G. (1989)
1979:James George Semple Lisle
1962:
1932:First Battle of the Aisne
1468:Irvine Caledonian Stadium
1466:, closed in 1967 and the
752:The Gift of God of Irvine
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3251:Johnston, J. B. (1903).
3120:"Macknight, James"
3028:Strawhorn, John (1985).
2910:"Meet the 1826 founders"
2688:. BBC. 18 September 2014
2022:
1912:(born 1970), the former
1890:Agnes and Margaret Smith
1560:
1464:Townhead Greyhound Track
1385:Scottish Maritime Museum
1322:Stagecoach West Scotland
1155:and the other being the
847:Scottish Maritime Museum
808:Explosives plant on the
593:and was, at the time of
413:Scottish Parliament
3844:Towns in North Ayrshire
3337:Encyclopædia Britannica
3253:Place-names of Scotland
3171:Encyclopedia Britannica
3089:Blaikie, William Garden
3051:Encyclopædia Britannica
3014:Encyclopædia Britannica
2067:22 January 2013 at the
1930:for his actions at the
1918:Scottish National Party
1825:David Boyle, Lord Boyle
1580:(born 1983), footballer
1534:The Address to the Deil
1373:Millennium celebrations
549:) is a town and former
528:
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3824:Irvine, North Ayrshire
3094:"Ferguson, John"
1950:Capitulation of Irvine
1820:
1733:(1779–1839), novelist.
1710:
1573:
1470:, closed in 1993. The
1438:Irvine is home to two
1387:
1383:Irvine is home to the
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1334:North Ayrshire Council
1328:traffic – being of a
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329:Postcode district
153:Coat of Arms of Irvine
32:
3223:Alger, John Goldworth
2936:17 March 2012 at the
2764:Cityofadelaide.org.au
2738:"Harbour Arts Centre"
1815:
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1482:Irvine New Town Trail
1382:
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1213:Irvine New Town Trail
1198:Eglinton Country Park
1135:
1120:
1113:Geography and climate
1073:is currently held by
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788:
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705:Robert II of Scotland
652:
575:administrative centre
277:Lieutenancy area
53:Administrative centre
3779:Scottish Parliament
3289:Pettigrew, D (1997)
3068:"Boyle, David"
2740:. What's on Ayrshire
2463:"Scottish New Towns"
2260:. Mysterious Britain
2085:Gaelicplacenames.org
1872:Mary, Queen of Scots
1865:(born 1960), former
1739:(born 1965), actress
1477:was closed in 1965.
1268:bypass passes Irvine
1253:A train approaching
1218:Laigh Milton Viaduct
1122:Laigh Milton Viaduct
1079:Member of Parliament
1041:, who were based at
895:Messerschmitt Bf 110
883:Royal Observer Corps
620:, stayed briefly at
618:Mary, Queen of Scots
577:and the seat of the
553:on the coast of the
309:Sovereign state
2912:. Irvine Burns Club
2826:. 18 September 2013
2542:on 17 December 2013
2512:. Legislation.co.uk
2490:. Vision of Britain
2198:Rampantscotland.com
2113:. Scotland's Census
2091:on 29 November 2014
1894:Sinaitic palimpsest
1858:Scottish Government
1773:Agnes Miller Parker
1694:Literature and arts
1687:Sheffield Wednesday
1178:Lands of Broomlands
469:55.6201°N 04.6614°W
465: /
3295:Stirrat, N (1998)
3279:Cowling, D (1997)
3008:"Galt, John"
2331:Scotland on Sunday
2258:"The Granny Stone"
1916:and leader of the
1821:
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1709:was born in Irvine
1594:Charleston Battery
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1475:Bogside Racecourse
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720:Bourtreehill House
701:Robert the Steward
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341:Dialling code
285:Ayrshire and Arran
199:34,130 (2022)
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3788:Cunninghame South
3783:Cunninghame North
3753:
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3592:Meikle Auchengree
3562:Hessilhead hamlet
3203:on 6 October 2011
3115:Gordon, Alexander
3030:History of Irvine
2931:Irvine Burns club
2852:. 9 January 2009.
2770:on 7 October 2011
2634:. 30 October 2019
2433:on 3 August 2010.
1803:, born in Irvine.
1705:, lead singer of
1584:Joanne Calderwood
1506:Dr John Mackenzie
1502:Irvine Burns Club
1066:Community council
839:Queen Elizabeth 2
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764:Trindlemoss Loch
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1986:David Paulin
1973:Bourtreehill
1850:Fiona Hyslop
1791:Keith Salmon
1743:George Henry
1737:Julie Graham
1715:Robert Burns
1668:Terry Taylor
1651:Graeme Obree
1646:Norwich City
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1462:tracks: the
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1393:The Big Idea
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1168:Bourtreehill
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1153:River Irvine
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1083:Alan Gemmell
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818:Port Glasgow
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3597:Portencross
3552:Glengarnock
3547:Girdle Toll
3467:Auchentiber
3448:and hamlets
2850:dailyrecord
2830:16 December
2774:11 November
2571:11 November
2546:11 November
2203:11 November
2095:11 November
2081:"Stòr-data"
1900:John Strang
1785:Eddi Reader
1768:Biffy Clyro
1707:Biffy Clyro
1609:Kris Doolan
1452:rugby union
1238:Tanzie Well
1203:Girdle Toll
1106:independent
1064:There is a
1027:Royal Burgh
1010:Originally
939:Royal Burgh
931:Cumbernauld
891:Rudolf Hess
768:Stanecastle
683:Middle Ages
614:Royal Burgh
591:Cunninghame
551:royal burgh
472: /
334:KA11 – KA12
111:High Street
3818:Categories
3617:Torranyard
3612:Springside
3607:Skelmorlie
3557:Greenhills
3502:Castlepark
3492:Broomlands
3430:Stevenston
3415:Kilwinning
3291:Old Irvine
3176:20 January
2916:21 October
2894:21 October
2744:21 October
2638:21 October
2516:21 October
2494:21 October
2469:21 October
2411:21 October
2385:21 October
2264:21 October
2242:21 October
2018:References
1880:Kilwinning
1838:Lorna Hood
1764:Simon Neil
1752:Joan Kelly
1703:Simon Neil
1634:Kilmarnock
1624:John Keirs
1487:Kilwinning
1456:Irvine RFC
1310:Kilmarnock
1228:Towerlands
1223:Springside
1145:Irvine Bay
975:Governance
969:Kilwinning
965:Stevenston
935:Livingston
927:Glenrothes
666:Mesolithic
645:Prehistory
603:Robert III
457:55°37′12″N
196:Population
137:Bridgegate
3800:See also
3690:Lochranza
3635:Birchburn
3582:Lylestone
3567:Highfield
3537:Fullarton
3527:Drybridge
3517:Drakemyre
3512:Dalgarven
3497:Burnhouse
3444:Villages,
3425:Saltcoats
3410:Kilbirnie
3390:Ardrossan
2117:5 October
1731:John Galt
1618:Marty Hay
1578:Kris Boyd
1341:Prestwick
1302:Ardrossan
1282:Stranraer
1245:Transport
1093:(MSP) is
1039:Burgesses
1020:Dundonald
1012:Fullarton
1001:Robert II
997:Burgesses
961:Saltcoats
957:Ardrossan
897:in 1941.
806:ICI-Nobel
792:with the
628:Etymology
599:Robert II
460:4°39′41″W
379:Ambulance
319:Post town
222:Edinburgh
98:Townhouse
3745:Millport
3715:Sliddery
3710:Shiskine
3700:Pirnmill
3670:Kildonan
3572:Lawthorn
3542:Gateside
3522:Dreghorn
3477:Barrmill
3455:Mainland
3225:(1897).
3207:15 April
3143:(1898).
3117:(1893).
3091:(1889).
2991:12 March
2934:Archived
2870:11 April
2823:BBC News
2802:23 March
2716:Archived
2686:BBC News
2659:BBC News
2612:18 April
2133:"Irvine"
2065:Archived
2047:31 March
1996:See also
1934:in 1914.
1836:The Rev
1801:Idlewild
1721:dresser.
1495:Dreghorn
1454:team is
1440:football
1429:Adelaide
1417:Adelaide
1351:via the
1290:ScotRail
1266:A78 road
1188:Dreghorn
1081:(MP) is
823:shipyard
814:Greenock
670:Iron Age
662:Dreghorn
571:new town
563:Scotland
444:Scotland
384:Scottish
372:Scottish
360:Scotland
301:Scotland
237:430.9 mi
212:NS325395
57:new town
3737:Cumbrae
3695:Machrie
3685:Lamlash
3675:Kilmory
3655:Cladach
3650:Catacol
3645:Brodick
3602:Seamill
3577:Longbar
3532:Fairlie
3482:Benslie
3446:suburbs
3246:Sources
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