Grid reference D4002
near to Larne, Co Antrim, Northern Ireland
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Car park
Car parking and cinema at the Port of Larne Retail and Leisure Park.
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Larne Congregational Church
by Mick Garratt
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Riverside path, Larne
Part of a path, on reclaimed land as described in D4002 : The Circular Road, Larne, alongside the Inver, between the Circular Road and the Station Road. The Riverdale Flats are in the background.
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Demolition of Larne (Town) station - 1974 (1)
Designed by Sir Charles Lanyon for the Carrickfergus & Larne Railway, the station at Larne (Town) opened in 1862. It closed in June 1974 as it was in the path of a road development, the railway line being moved out into Larne Lough and... (more)
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Post Office / Frank Beattie & Co, Larne
They are located at Main Street
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The Circular Road, Larne
by Rossographer
Old terraced housing on the Circular Road in Larne.
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1500 ft High! above Larne Town
by Wilson Adams
Taken during a free helicopter trip over Larne Town.
Image details are; Larne Town/Harbour in the foreground, European Highlander,(car ferry) departing Larne for Cairnryan.
Mid picture; Ballylumford Oil Jetties and Power Station, and Islandmagee.
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Larne from The Roddens (wide crop)
by Paul McAuley
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Asda Warehouse, Port of Larne, viewed from the NI Railway Station
by Eric Jones
The chimneys of Ballylumford Power Station can be seen in the background.
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Larne, Circular Road
by David Dixon
Larne is a seaport and industrial market town on the east coast of County Antrim. It has been used as a seaport for over 1000 years and today it is a major passenger and freight roll-on roll-off port.
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Larne Town Train Station
by Mike Faherty
Offering services between Larne Harbour and Belfast: Link
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Larne Post Office
by Mike Faherty
On Main Street, relocated from a former Crown building down the street.
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