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Overall View - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 02 Nov 2021
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The dedication plaque - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 02 Nov 2021
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Names 1 and 2 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 02 Nov 2021
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Names 3 and 4 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 02 Nov 2021
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Names 5 and 6 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 02 Nov 2021
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Names 7 and 8 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 02 Nov 2021
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Names 9 and 10 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 02 Nov 2021
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Names 11 and 12 - Taken by Stuart Nicholson 02 Nov 2021
Reference WMO/286307
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The Plaque-This ceramic panel is a memorial to the staff of Ulsterbus and Citybus/who were killed in the course of their duties during the troubles. The/ names of the twelve who died are shown on the buses enclosing the/lower section of the design//The upper half of the panel representing Belfast includes the old/Oxford Street Bus Station, whilst the lower half represents town and/country services throughout the province. Dividing the two sections is a/river representing the journey from one life to another.//Designed and crafted by Diane McCormick, the panel was formerly/unveiled by/Neville Whitehead, Chairman of Citybus, Northern Ireland/Railways and Ulsterbus, on the occasion of the opening of/Laganside Buscentre on 1 May 1996. The tiling- [names]
Mr T Callaghan 1972, Mr J Gibson, 1972, Mr W H Irvine, 1972, Mr D McDowell, 1975, Mr A Miller, 1975, Mr H Bradshaw, 1977, Mr S Agnew, 1972, Mr P Crosson, 1973, Mr J Gibson, 1982, Mr S Rush, 1973, Mr W R Crothers, 1972, Mr T Millings, 1972
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