Downpatrick to Inch Abbey
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PLEASE,tell your council to put up more ROAD SIGNS,especially to Inch Abbey.
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Question 2 - yes, that is the original route. Well spotted!
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I've got a few questions.
1. where does the line that branchs off to left at the start go to? Loop line Platform? I thought there was only 1 line out there
2. After the train crosses the Quoile is that the original line bed to Belfast running parallel with the current line to the left? It looks like a lane way now but I can't help noticing it continues North into the distance as the line sweeps right to Inch abbey.
Mugs64 4 years ago
Yes. remember the original railway was built direct to Downpatrick. The subsequent extension by-passed Downpatrick hence the need for the Loop platform which also was served by trains out to Ardglass. Thus a triangle of lines.
Yes
kenmorris100 4 years ago