These are some of the trickiest town and street names in Lisburn

Lisburn and the surrounding towns and villages certainly attracts plenty of visitors but some of them may struggle to pronounce some of the names that we think are pretty straightforward.

Perhaps even the locals might struggle with some of these pronunciations.

Do you agree with the list? Let us know if there are any other areas that have names that are difficult to get to grips with.

5. Here are some place names that people struggle to pronounce

Delacherois Avenue - Another legacy of the Huguenot settlers that might be difficult for some people. The De la Cherois family settled in the Huguenot colony at Lisburn. This name became Delacherois in time. Both the De la Cherois brothers fought for William at the Boyne in 1690 Photo: Google

6. Here are some place names that people struggle to pronounce

Molyneaux Drive is another name we've inherited from the Huguenot settlers. With a silent 'x' it might confuse some people Photo: Google

7. Here are some place names that people struggle to pronounce

Hillsborough may seem straight forward to those of us familiar with the Georgian village but one of our readers shared that her father was once asked by American tourists about 'Hills of Borough' Photo: Google

8. Here are some place names that people struggle to pronounce

The Greater Lisburn area has a plethora of names with 'agh' in it that seems to give visitors to the area a bit of trouble - Magheragall, Aghagallon, Aghalee, Taughmonagh, and of course Maghaberry Photo: Google