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The bridge will cut an average of ten minutes from journey times.
(Permalink) Belfast Grand Central Great Victoria Street  Belfast Great Victoria Street: Translink Northern Ireland Railways unit no. 3015 just arrived at Great Victoria Street station, Belfast after its journey from Londonderry, at lunchtime on 2nd August 2018. |
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Infrastructure Minister, Nichola Mallon has cut the sod on the new Belfast Transport Hub marking the start of the main works. The project will deliver a modern, world-class integrated transport hub to enhance local and international connectivity with bus, coach and rail links across Northern Ireland and beyond. The new multi-modal Belfast Transport Hub will facilitate greater capacity with an increase to 26 bus stands, 8 railway platforms, cycle and taxi provision for enhanced connectivity, comfort and capacity encouraging greener, active travel for a healthier city. There will be provision for more than 300 cycle parking spaces. The Belfast Transport Hub is situated on Translink property near the current Europa Buscentre and Gt Victoria Street Stations.
(Permalink) Belfast Transport Hub Great Victoria Street  Belfast Great Victoria Street: Three Translink Northern Ireland Railways units at Great Victoria Street station, Belfast on 30th July 2018. On the right is 3015 waiting to depart with the 12.45 service to Larne Harbour with, on th ...  Belfast Great Victoria Street: View west over Belfast's Great Victoria Street station during the early evening of 12 June 2017, with Larne and Bangor line DMU services at the platforms.  Belfast Great Victoria Street: Time out. The crew of no 49 between turns at Belfast Great Victoria Street on 28 August 1965. |
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The hotel, targeted an estimated 33 times, is as much an icon of the city as the Titanic. When the hotel, which was built on the site of the former Great Northern Railway Station on Great Victoria Street, opened in 1971 it quickly became a base for international journalists who were in Belfast to cover the Troubles.
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