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J3373 : Fuel price sign, Belfast (14 December 2014)

taken 10 years ago, near to Belfast, Co Antrim, Northern Ireland

Fuel price sign, Belfast (14 December 2014)

Media reports suggest that the price of oil is falling as a result of slower economic growth in Europe and China. This sign is at a “pay at pump” petrol station in Gt Victoria Street. It appears as a matter of record only. J3373 : New petrol station, Belfast (5) shows the price at the same station on 1 April 2013. Continue to J3373 : Fuel price sign, Belfast (26 December 2014).

The "Aurora" site, Great Victoria Street, Belfast

A site, at the corner of Great Victoria Street and Ventry Street. Once the site of Henry Martin’s builder’s yard J3474 : Old harbour bollard, Donegall Quay, Belfast which was replaced by the Belfast Ice and Cold Stores. In more recent times, after the demolition of the Stores, it was a Shell petrol station. The proposed 37-storey mixed-use building was refused planning permission. The site remained vacant following the insolvency of the developer. There is now planning permission for an unattended petrol station.

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Grid Square: J3373, 2812 images (more nearby )
Photographer: Albert Bridge (find more nearby)
Date Taken: Sunday, 14 December, 2014 (more nearby)
Submitted: Sunday, 14 December, 2014
Geographical Context: Business, Retail, Services
Place (from Tags): Belfast
Primary Subject of Photo: Filling Station
Subject Location: Irish: J 335 734 [100m precision]
WGS84: 54:35.4930N 5:56.0448W
Camera Location: Irish: J 335 734
View Direction: Northeast (about 45 degrees)

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A visitor to the site has supplied some interesting information about former buildings in Donegall Square South (originally built by Adam McClean J3373 : Donegall Square South (part), Belfast (1981) ) – “ I have a property map showing the row of terraces in Donegall Square South. It depicts No 5 as having almost twice the street frontage of the other eight houses. It seems odd to make one larger than the others.
The map showed that Adam McClean owned the vacant ground (then known as McClean's Fields) from Alfred across to Brunswick St, and from Donegall Square South to the Blackstaff river as far as the old Dublin road. As the area was developed, the name of the purchaser of each block has been written on the lot. This seems to happen until about 1862, with the Ulster Hall being the last entry”.
Charlie Brett described Adam McClean as one of four sons of an innkeeper at Shane’s Castle. That should have been six sons.

Posted by Saxon on Thu, 11 Dec (1 comment)

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J3373 : Fuel price sign, Belfast (14 December 2014)

taken 10 years ago, near to Belfast, Co Antrim, Northern Ireland

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