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[edit]DescriptionTrain at Connolly Station - (10) (geograph 3247786).jpg |
English: Train at Connolly Station - (10) As the City of Dublin Junction lines gave access to the former Dublin & South Eastern Railway system to Wexford, Connolly station saw some freight activity which, in the CIÉ/IÉ era, consisted mostly of cement, fertiliser and anhydrous ammonia. Heading past Platform 6, IÉ 001 class No. 055 hauls a southbound anhydrous ammonia train from Marino Point (on the Cork – Cobh line) to Shelton Abbey north of Arklow. This traffic ceased in October 2002. |
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current | 21:48, 27 February 2022 | ![]() | 980 × 728 (472 KB) | Lamberhurst (talk | contribs) | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description={{en|1=<b>Train at Connolly Station - (10)</b><br>As the City of Dublin Junction lines gave access to the former Dublin & South Eastern Railway system to Wexford, Connolly station saw some freight activity which, in the CIÉ/IÉ era, consisted mostly of cement, fertiliser and anhydrous ammonia. Heading past Platform 6, IÉ 001 class No. 055 hauls a southbound anhydrous ammonia train from Marino Point (on the Cork – Cobh line) to Shelton Abbey nor... |
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