can anyone decipher info in this census

[joy.e]

Can anyone make out,decipher or guess what any of the writing in the 'Where born' area of the following 1901 census says ??

From the 1911 census I can see that John Dogherty ( we've always spelt the family name Doherty ?!? )  was born in Co. Londonderry, and  there might be some reference to Magherafelt, but apart from that I'm at a loss....

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai000318855/

Many thanks 

[josey]

Definitely L'Derry at the end - perhaps Boom House or Hare  before.

Josey

[liverbird09]

Could be Poor House? L'Derry
Amagh.....?

Welcome to Rootschat

[aghadowey]

Looks like -
http://www.derryghosts.com/boom.htmBoom Hall

[George4]

Hi.

[1]
[2] Armagh
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8] Belfast

Hope this helps

George

[joy.e]

Thanks for moving my post Aghadowey...this is a far better place since it does seem to something to do with Londonderry.
 Excellent ideas so far everyone....although I don't like the 'poor house' idea so much  Boom House/Hall sounds interesting though.
Keep the suggestions coming.

[aghadowey]

Nearly certain it says Boom Hall. Birth certificate should confirm place of birth.

[pkincaid]

1. Boom Hall L. Dery
2. probably Annaghmore Co. Dery
3. Magherafelt
4. Do. (for ditto)
5. Do.
6. my guess is Mullghboy L D for Mullaghboy (Magherafelt Parish), Londonderry
7. Newry
8. Belfast

[joy.e]

Thanks for all the help everyone.
I've been googling Boom Hall ( like I say, I like this option better than the poor house  ....because I thought it was an area of Londonderry, but it is actually a stately home. Until I  track down my Great Grandfathers birth certificate, would it be feesable to think that HIS parents worked at the house or on the estate ? Or would it be unlikely that the child of a servant would be born at the house ?