Island platform, Greenisland station
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Island platform, Greenisland station
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 6 Jun 1985
Greenisland had a down platform and, on the up side, an island platform. The former was not normally used. The latter was served by all trains. The 13.00 Belfast York Road – Larne Harbour (734,774,96) is on the left. The “Sealink” set (72,725,701) is on the right with the 13.05 Carrickfergus – Belfast York Road. The station was re-modelled in 1985 as part of the re-signalling of the Larne line and now has conventional up and down platforms . The face on the right is not now connected.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.700199
Longitude
-5.873019