Dundonald Railway Station, Then and Now…

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Introduction

Welcome!

From 1850 to 1950 the Belfast and County Down Railway had a station at Dundonald, County Down, Northern Ireland. Today few traces remain of what was once a busy station. Dundonald has now been enveloped by Greater Belfast and road traffic is worse than ever.

Take a step back in time to when Dundonald was a rural village and the station was in its heyday and a traveller could get to Belfast in comfort in only 15 minutes by train.

Last update 3^rd May 2004

If you wish to contact me, email me at dundonaldrail@btopenworld.com

You are Visitor number since July 2003

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