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Opening Of New M5 Motorway Greencastle September 1980 Mr Philip Goodhart
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Opening Of New M5 Motorway Greencastle September 1980 Mr Philip Goodhart
Opening Of New M5 Motorway Greencastle September 1980
Mr Philip Goodhart, Minister of the Environment, walking along the new M5 at Greencastle after the official opening with the Mayor of Newtownabbey, Alderman Jim Smith and Mr Noel Prescott, director Road Services, DoE. Queue - weary Belfast communters had a welcome release when the Provinces M5 motorway link was opened. © Mirrorpix
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Opening Of New M5 Motorway Greencastle September 1980 - A Glimpse into the Past
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. This print captures a significant moment in history - the opening of the new M5 motorway at Greencastle in September 1980. In this snapshot, we see Mr Philip Goodhart, Minister of the Environment, strolling along the freshly inaugurated M5 with esteemed guests Mayor Alderman Jim Smith and Mr Noel Prescott, director Road Services, DoE. The image tells a tale of progress and relief for weary Belfast commuters who had long awaited an escape from congested roads. As they witnessed this ribbon-cutting event, hope filled their hearts as they anticipated smoother journeys ahead. The landscape surrounding this modern marvel is reminiscent of a bygone era; it serves as a reminder that environmental issues have always been important. The construction of motorways like the M5 required careful consideration to ensure minimal impact on nature's beauty. This photograph not only documents an essential development in transportation infrastructure but also reflects society's commitment to looking after our environment. It stands as a testament to human ingenuity and our ability to adapt while preserving natural landscapes. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece from Memory Lane Prints, let us appreciate how far we have come since that monumental day in 1980 when Belfast commuters were granted respite from traffic woes. May it serve as inspiration for future generations to continue building sustainable solutions for our ever-evolving world.
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