Lost Stations in Belfast | Railway History

The History of Railways in Belfast.
A complete history of the railway stations in Belfast City.
What Belfast terminus was first?
What happened to two of them?
Covering Great Victoria Street Station, Queen's Quay Station, York Road Station, Queen's Bridge Station, Lanyon Place Station, and Grand Central Station.
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[@TheGreatPumpkin]

Hope you don't me posting but there was a talk in the last year at PRONI about Belfast Central Railway: ruclips.net/video/YMIiCaCB4j0/видео.html&ab_channel=PRONIonline Thought would be useful for those interested in the history in detail!

[@AnthonyGuy86]

So nice to see someone do the railways of Ireland, loving your videos can't wait for the next ones

[@minecraftbuilds1960]

What an excellent video, it would be great to see this kind of video to explain the history of all of NIR's Network and other cities too!

[@anoniaino]

Thank you.
And don't worry, Waterford and Derry are coming next.

[@mullagh670]

This video show's the railway's evolve and change with the time, who know's how the old closed line's will be used in the future.

[@philip43]

I like trains too! Thank you for these, really interesting and enjoyable. More please!

[@mastertrams]

Oh the irony that an act that was supposed to prevent the closure of railways merely created a company that would close probably not far off 90% of them.

[@anoniaino]

It is a shame all right

[@davidpryle3935]

Not only did they close most of the railways in Northern Ireland, but they caused the closure of many railways in the south, as without the connections in the north, the southern sections became completely unviable.

[@_Madfly]

Excellent video 👍

[@nexty2]

Excellent

[@martinwalsh3228]

All closed stations should be reopened.