Definition: The word "Lincs" in English translates to 'Lowlands in Northern Ireland'. It is a group of mountainous areas that are situated on the west coast of Scotland and part of Northern Ireland, surrounded by the River Linn. The lowland area is located in the north-central region of Northern Ireland, primarily within the border with the Republic of Ireland. The term "lowlands" refers to the wide, fertile plains that form a large, gently sloping valley system between the mountain ranges and rivers. Lincs is an ancient name which comes from the Gaelic word 'Linn', meaning "fossil". It was originally used by the Celts who lived in the region. The term is also derived from the Old Norse language where it translates as 'Lowlands'.
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