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[edit]DescriptionDublin train - No. 2 Platform - 1971 (geograph 3387932).jpg |
English: Dublin train - No. 2 Platform - 1971 Following introduction of the cross-border "Enterprise" passenger service in 1947, the No. 2 Platform was fenced-off and customs facilities provided for the examination of passenger's luggage. Although frequently used by Lisburn and Portadown services, No. 2 remained the dedicated "Enterprise" platform until the station closed in 1976. Still in its delivery colours, CIE 141 class locomotive B153 stands at the head of the 11.30 "Enterprise" to Dublin. While it looks far from completion, Wikipedia indicates the Europa Hotel (left background) opened in July 1971. |
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