<b>Railway, Knockmore, Lisburn (2)</b><br>See <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Knockmore_-_geograph-2574186-by-Albert-Bridge.jpg" title="File:Knockmore - geograph-2574186-by-Albert-Bridge.jpg">J2463 : Railway, Knockmore, Lisburn (1)</a>. The view, from the same bridge, in the other direction, towards Portadown and Dublin. The up Dublin line is on the left. The down Dublin line is in the middle and the rusty “mothballed” third line from Antrim is on the right. This is the approximate site of the former Knockmore Jct <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Knockmore_-_geograph-2437019-by-The-Carlisle-Kid.jpg" title="File:Knockmore - geograph-2437019-by-The-Carlisle-Kid.jpg">J2463 : Train passing Knockmore Junction signal cabin</a> and <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Knockmore_Junction_-_geograph-2360094-by-The-Carlisle-Kid.jpg" title="File:Knockmore Junction - geograph-2360094-by-The-Carlisle-Kid.jpg">J2363 : Signal cabin, Knockmore Jct, near Lisburn</a> from which the branch to Banbridge and Castlewellan <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Burnhouse_-_geograph-2573719-by-Albert-Bridge.jpg" title="File:Burnhouse - geograph-2573719-by-Albert-Bridge.jpg">J2363 : The Burnhouse bridge, Lisburn (1)</a> also diverged.
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