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English: Queen's Quay station - Platform 3 (2) NIR's BREL built 80-class set 736 & 84 at Platform 3, Queen's Quay station, looking towards Bangor. In the early months of 1976, NIR moved at least two 80-class sets to the Bangor line - one set is believed to have moved by road while the other may have used a temporary cross-over at Ballymacarrett Junction. This gave Bangor line commuters at taste of modern DEMUs although, as the 80-class did not have MED style air operated sliding doors, the passengers suffered some initial confusion. |
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Camera location | 54° 36′ 06″ N, 5° 55′ 02″ W ![]() ![]() | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | ![]() |
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