1. lagan - Noun
3. Lagan - Proper noun
See Ligan.
Source: Webster's dictionaryIn early to mid nineteenth century "vitriol" plants existed, among other places, in Prestonpans in Scotland, Shropshire and the Lagan Valley in County Antrim Ireland where it was used as a bleach for linen. Source: Internet
According to the speculation, the Lagan Valley constituency could be abolished, with the northern part including Lisburn added to South Antrim, a large area moved into South Belfast and the rest incorporated into a new Mid Down seat. Source: Internet
He continued: “They (Sinn Fein) are talking about gerrymandering, but the seat that would be lost is actually a unionist seat as it would be a merger of Lagan Valley and South Antrim. Source: Internet
Her son-in-law, Pastor Pat Lagan of Living Hope Church in Saginaw, officiated. Source: Internet
Owner Conor Lagan is a ride-share driver, and said he was asleep when his work car was stolen. Source: Internet
It was nevertheless interesting to hear Jim Fennell, Information Systems Manager for the Lagan Group, explain how his virtual infrastructure allowed him to run up servers or applications such as SharePoint on demand, with internal charges based on usage. Source: Internet