Southbound passenger train at Knockarney crossing - 1997

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The photograph on this page of Southbound passenger train at Knockarney crossing - 1997 by The Carlisle Kid as part of the Geograph project.

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Southbound passenger train at Knockarney crossing - 1997

Image: © The Carlisle Kid Taken: 29 May 1997

Irish Rail 201 class diesel locomotive No. 203 brings the 18.00 Belfast (Central) - Dublin (Connolly) passenger service towards Knockarney crossing. These were the last days for traditional locomotive hauled passenger services on the cross-border "Enterprise", the push-pull De Dietrich stock entering revenue service on 11 June 1997 (although trains were briefly suspended due to an increase in civil unrest). Knockarney crossing closed as part of the Belfast - Dublin upgrade project.

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Image Location

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54.24865
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