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A509 (Northern Ireland)

 

 

George Mitchell Bridge facing south.

The A509 approaching the junction with the B127 at the southern outskirts of Derrylin
The tower of the Kinawley parish church can be seen on the right.

Main Street, Derrylin
Heading south east towards the Belturbet Road

A509, Belturbet Road
Heading south-east

A509, Belturbet Road
Heading south-east at Drumeeshill

The A509 Belturbet Road at Drumeeshill
This view was taken at the height of the tourist season.

Belturbet Road, Ballychorran
Heading SSE

Belturbet Road
Heading NNW

Belturbet Road
Heading NNW towards Teemore

A509, Belturbet Road
Heading south-east

Entering Northern Ireland on the N3
Beyond the dip in the road, the N3 becomes the A509

Main Street, Derrylin
Heading north-west

Main Street, Derrylin at the junction with Corratistune Road
Derrylin is a mainly Nationalist community (80 per cent Roman Catholic) which prospered from the reopening of the link with the Republic in 2000. This was the heart of the Quinn Empire before its recent troubles with Quinns employing some 2000 workers locally.
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Main Street, Derrylin
Heading NNW

Main Street, Derrylin
Looking south-east

The A509 at Mullyneeny, Derrylin
Mullyneeney is at the northwestern outskirts of the village.

The A509 (Derrylin Road) just south of the junction with Stragowna Road

Derrylin Road
Heading north-west towards Mullynaherb

A509 Derrylin Road
Heading SSE near Tonyvarnog

Road at Corragole
Heading north-east towards Sheehinny

Corragole Road
Heading south-east

The A509 (Derrylin Road) approaching the junction with the Drumroosk Road
The Drumroosk Road gives access to the village of Kinawaley.

Road at Derryvrane
Heading north-west towards Enniskillen

Crossing the new bridge over the Swanlinbar River

A509 Derrylin Road
Heading south-east

Signs at Corracoash
On the A509 south of Mackan.

A509 at Derryhenny
Where the roads to Killesher and Inishmore branch off.

Derryheany Cross Roads on the A509
Here the Derrylin Road (A509) is crossed by Inishmore Road

Road at Mackan
Heading north to Enniskillen via Ballinaleck

Road at Drumbrughas (A509)
Heading north towards Derryhawlagh

Road at Drumane
Heading SSW

Approaching Bellanaleck
Along the A509 at the southern end of the village.

The A509 on the southern outskirts of Bellanaleck

Bellanaleck village
Looking towards Enniskillen.

Road at Bellanaleck
Heading west and then north to Enniskillen

Road at Rosscarn
Heading north to Enniskillen

Road at Drumkeen
Heading south to Bellinaleck.

The A509 Derrylin Road north of Bellanaleck

Traffic Island at the junction of Derrylin Road and Sligo Road
The image was taken from Derrylin Road.

Drumawill, Enniskillen
Heading out of the town, straight on leads to Belcoo or Swanlinbar

Road at Rossorry
Heading north-west towards Enniskillen

The A509 Derrylin Road
The road from Enniskillen to Belturbet.

 

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