Cooke Street, Belfast
Introduction
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Cooke Street, Belfast
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 30 Nov 2010
Cooke Street was completed before 1880 and ran from the Ormeau Road towards the Lagan (background). Today’s Sraid Cooke/Cooke Street is the redeveloped version on the same line. Cooke Mews/Eachlann Cooke is on the right. This scene was standard throughout Belfast today. Just about any street, not on a main road and not receiving direct sunlight had a coating of treacherous ice which made walking next to impossible for many.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.588122
Longitude
-5.922804