Original sentence: Ballymacnab () is a townland and village in the Parish of Cill Chluana, County Armagh.Ballymacnab is a small rural village approximately 6 miles from Armagh City, on the road towards the town of Newtownhamilton.Local buildings and amenities include Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic Church , O'Tooles pub, Ballymacnab Gaelic Football Club, Foley school  and Ballymacnab Hall.Seagahan Lake Reservoir is located to the east of the village, and includes the nearby Dam and Seagahan Water Treatment Works.The Townland was previously part of lands confiscated from Catholic landowners and thereafter ceded to the Earl of Charlemont during the plantation of Ulster, including James Caulfeild, 3rd Earl of Charlemont, and worked by Tenant farmers under the Tithe system
Edited sentence: Ballymacnab () is a townland and village is a small rural village approximately 6 miles from Armagh on the road towards the town of Newtownhamilton in Country Armagh, Northern Ireland.Local buildings and amenities include Saint Patrick's Roman Catholic Church (), O'Tooles pub, Ballymacnab Gaelic Football Club, Foley school  and Ballymacnab Hall.Seagahan Lake Reservoir is located to the east of the village, and includes the nearby dam and Seagahan Water Treatment Works.The townland was previously part of lands confiscated from Catholic landowners and thereafter ceded to the Earl of Charlemont during the plantation of Ulster, including James Caulfeild, 3rd Earl of Charlemont and worked by tenant farmers under the tithe system