Antrim

Antrim is a maritime county in the northeast of Ulster, in Ireland. It is one of the six counties of Northern Ireland.

It was formerly an administrative area whose two-thirds of the soil is arable, linen the chief manufacture, exports butter, inhabitants mostly Protestant.

Antrim is also a town in the county of Antrim on the northeastern shore of Lough Neabh. It is a small town, form which the county derives its name.