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Irish Navy vessel L.É. Eithne (P31) moored at Pollock Dock, Dufferin Road, Belfast. This was once the Isle of Man Ferry Terminal. Eithne is the flagship of the Irish fleet - the last ship to be built in the Republic (Rushbrook, Cork in... (more)

In 1990, the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland had no working steam locomotives. Rather than cancel the now well established steam-hauled "Portrush Flyer", the RPSI opted to experiment with diesel haulage using one of... (more)

Milepost on Route 93 at the corner of Duncrue Street and Duncrue Road in Belfast Harbour Estate.

Trolleybus 154 has just turned at the Grove Park terminus of route 9 on the York Road group of services; the main service continued through to Whitewell. This terminus was principally provided to allow extra journeys to operate to connect... (more)

Part of a cycle route from Whiteabbey to Belfast, where it passes through the Duncrue Industrial Estate, with newly planted trees to make the industrial nature of this section more attractive.

The Pacific Flour Mills alongside the Pollock Dock. Built in 1931-33 to a design by Gelder & Kitchen (Hull). Partly demolished many years ago the remains of the main silo (subsequently demolished too) were impressive.

Image made from the Milewater Road footbridge

The view along North Derby Street, towards the railway and the M2, of Lanyon’s extension of 1891.

Dutch registered cargo ship 'Andromeda' at Sinclair Wharf in the Herdman Channel, Belfast. Sinclair Wharf is named after Sir Kenneth Sinclair who was chairman of the board of Belfast Harbour Commissioners from 1948-1967.

A class WT 2.6.4T steam locomotive sits out of use at York Road depot, Belfast. Built at the LMS works in Derby for the LMS (NCC) and the UTA, these locomotives were in use from 1947 until mid-1970. York Road depot, including the coaling... (more)