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Duncrue Street, BELFAST, BT3 9AQ

The Ulsterbus workshops on the western side of Duncrue Street. Before the building of the M2 Image the workshops backed on to the railway. The site was originally that of the workshops of the old Northern Ireland Transport Board (1935-48) and its successor the Ulster Transport Authority (1948-67).

One of several tanks, inside the Belfast Harbour estate, used for the storage of molasses imported by ship Image Molasses is used in the production of animal feed. The view is from Duncrue Street.

See Image; this is another view of a molasses storage tank in Belfast harbour. 'UM' stands for United Molasses (trading as United Molasses (Ireland) Ltd.).

Another variation on a theme of Belfast Water Works access covers – this one is at Duncrue Street just outward of the Milewater Road. Other examples include Image, Image and Image

Part of a cycle route from Whiteabbey to Belfast, where it passes through the Duncrue Industrial Estate, with newly planted trees to make the industrial nature of this section more attractive.

A short cul-de-sac off Duncrue Street in Belfast Harbour Estate.

Metered-mail box at the southern end of Duncrue Street – part of a commercial area to the west of Belfast harbour..

The small coaster “Sealight” making an evening arrival at Belfast harbour. The “Kenmare” Image (middle left) is at the container berth Image previously used by the British Rail service to Holyhead.

Preliminary works (site clearance and piling) at the Belfast Rapid Transit workshops, Duncrue Street. The following planning permission (31 March 2017) applies “LA04/2016/1691/F Erection of Belfast Rapid Transit Hub and Engineering Works with garage, workshops, spray booth and stores on ground and mezzanine floor; associated staff facilities (toilets, lockers and canteen) on ground, mezzanine and first floor; ancillary office accommodation on first and second floor (three floors in total), bus wash, security office, bus staff parking and other ancillary development. Site opposite (south east of) 48 Duncrue Street Belfast BT3 9AR”.

The Newry registerd 'Dingenis Jan' N.936 ( http://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:189193 and http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=6153449 ) alongside the Belfast registered 'Drie Gebroeders' B.927 ( http://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:187651/mmsi:235005014 and http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=55335112 ) in the Pollock Basin, Belfast.