The source records Lurgan as this person's birthplace. The pin marks the area, not an exact birth address or later home.

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Why this person is known: Northern Irish footballer (1930-2008)

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Explorer Tom The Lurgan War Memorial is a Grade B1 listed building in County Armagh, standing as a solemn tribute to those who served.

Explorer Tom Brownlow House has served as military HQ and now a museum, so it’s packed with layers of history waiting to be explored.

Explorer Tom Built between 1900 and 1919, this Grade B1 listed Carnegie Library in Lurgan is a delightful architectural treat.

Explorer Tom Just five kilometers northwest of Lurgan, this discovery centre invites you to explore the secrets hidden within Lough Neagh.

Explorer Tom On this site stood Portadown Railway Station, where brave men and women once left for the battlefields of The Great War.

Explorer Tom At Whitecoat Point, the disused Newry canal meets the River Bann, offering a quiet view southeast of Portadown.

Explorer Tom This Portadown sign marks the site of £5.3 million public realm works, transforming the town centre beautifully. Stunning effort.

Explorer Tom Drumgose church and graveyard in Drumcree are famous now. But back then? Just a medieval place where people gathered for prayer.