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Site Description

Opened in 1907, there is an attractive, 3 arch road overbridge at the Dublin end of the station. This was erected in 1912 to replace a level crossing and is a remnant of a plan to quadruple the line from Belfast to Knockmore Junction. The former goods area is on the Down side at the Dublin end of the station, where there was also a signal cabin. There are both Up and Down platforms here.

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Chronological Details

Opened	Closed	Company	Name	Notes
/ /1907	/ /Open	GNR(I)	Finaghy

Geographical Details

Section Start	Section Finish	Distance	Milepost	Measured from
Connolly Station	Belfast	110	110	Connolly Station

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