which runs from Knockbreda Road to Castlereagh, takes its name from an outcrop of rock in the direct line of the road, which caused vehicles to make a detour. Still remains to mark the spot. (Belfast Street Names. John J. Marshall)
"Tabled: Letter from the Post Office informing the Council that the former Rural Council had previously agreed to the name Mann’s Road for a thoroughfare in this area and requesting an alternative name. RESOLVED that the Rocky Road be renamed Kirk Road, subject to the approval of the Post Office and to the consent of the appropriate number of residents in the area being received". (22nd August 1974).
"The Clerk reported that the required number of residents had not agreed to the proposal to change the street name Rocky Road to Kirk Road. RESOLVED that no further action be taken in the matter". (19th December 1974).