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Northern Ireland) 1980 528 Road Traffic and Vehicles No. 162 1980 No. 162 ROAD TRAFFIC AND VEIDCLES One-Way Traffic (Belfast-Newtownabbey) Order (Northern Ireland) 1980 Made 19th May 1980 Coming into operation 1st July 1980 The Department of the Environment in exercise of the powers conferred on it by section 19 of the Road Traffic Act (Northern Ireland) 1970(a) and of every other power enabling it in that behalf, hereby makes the following Order: Citation and commencement 1. This Order may be cited as the One-Way Traffic (Belfast-Newtownabbey) Order (Northern Ireland) 1980 and shall come into operation on 1st July 1980. Revocation 2. The One-Way Traffic (Belfast-Newtownabbey) Order (Northern Ireland) 1979(b) and the One-Way Traffic (Belfast-Newtownabbey) (Amendment) Order (Northern Ireland) 1980(c) are hereby revoked. ' Prohibition 3. No person shall, except upon the direction or with the permission of a constable in uniform or of a traffic warden, cause or permit any vehicle to proceed in the roads or in any of the lengths of road specified in column 1 of the Schedule in a direction other than that specified jn relation to those roads or lengthS of rqad in column 2. - Sealed with the Official Seal of the Department of the Environment tor Northern Ireland on 19th May 1980. (L.s.) T. J. McCormick Senior Assistant Secretary (a) 1970 c. 2 (N.!.) as substituted by art. 14 S.!. 1978/1051 (N.!. 21) (b) S.R. 1979-No. 70 - (c) S.R. 1980 No. 66 No. 162 Road Traffic and Vehicles 529 SCHEDULE Column 1 Column 2 Abbot's Cross, Newtownabbey. In a clockwise direction . Academy Street, Belfast. Southerly from Inner Ring. Adelai(le Street, Belfast. Southerly from DonegaIl Square South. Albert Square (south side) Belfast Easterly from Custom House Square. from its junction with Custom House Square to its junction with Donegall Quay. Albertbridge Road,. Belfast, from its W~sterly from Woodstock Road. junction with Woodstock Road to its junction with Ravenhill Road. Albion Street, Belfast. Easterly from Sandy Row. Alfred Street, Belfast, from its Southerly from May' Street. junction with May Street to its junction with Sussex Place. Amelia Street, Belfast. Westerly from Brunswick Street. Ann Street, 'Belfast, "fr6m its Westerly from DonegaIl Quay. junction with Donegall Quay to its junction with Victoria Street. Ann Street, Belfast, from its Westerly from Church Lane. junction with Church Lane to its junction with Cornmarket. Annadale Embankment, Belfast, from Southerly from King's Bridge. its junction with King's Bridge to its junction with Governor's Bridge. Balfour A venue, Belfast, from its Easterly from Ormeau Road. junction with Ormeau Road to its junction with Rutland Street. Bank Street, Belfast. Westerly fi:om Royal Avenue. Bankmore Street, Belfast. Westerly from Ormeau Road. Ballyduff Road, Newtownabbey, from Westerly from' Ballyduff Gardens. its junction with Ballyduff Gardens to its junction with Fairview Road. BaImoral Link, Belfast. South-westerly from Balmoral Road. Balmoral Road, Belfast .. In a clockwise direction. Bathgate Drive, Belfast. Southerly from Edenvale Drive. Berry Street, Belfast. Westerly from Royal Avenue. Bowness Street, Belfast. Northerly from Ambleside Street. Bray Street, Belfast. Northerly from Woodvale Road. Brenda Street, Belfast. Northerly from Channing Street. Bridge End, Belfast. Westerly from Newtownards Road. Bridge Road, Newtownabbey, from its Westerly from Monkstown Road. junction with Monkstown Road to its junction with Doagh Road. Brown's Row, Belfast. Easterly from Coar's Lane. Brunswick Street, Belfast. Southerly from Howard Street. 530 Road Traffic and Vehicles No. 162 Column J Column 2 Buller Street, Belfast. Westerly from Oldpark Road. Canning Street, Belfast. Westerly from York Street. Castle Lane, Belfast, from its junction Westerly from Arthur Square. with Arthur Square to its junction with Donegall Place. Cavendish Street, Belfast, from its North-westerly from Falls Road. junction with Falls Road to its junction with Springfield Road Chapel Lane, Belfast. Soufheiiy from Berry Street. Chichester Street, Belfast. Easterly from Donegall Square North. Church Green, Dundonald, north Easterly towards Church Road. side from its junction with Church Road to a point approximately 42 metres west of this junction . Church Green, Dundonald, so.uth Westerly from Church Road. side from its junction with Church Road to a point approximately 46 metres west of this junction. Church Lane, Belfast. Northerly from Ann Street. Church Street, Belfast. North-easterly from North Street. Clandeboye Street, Belfast, frpm its Northerly from Castlereagh Street. junction with Castlereagh Street to its junction with Crossley Street. College Street, Belfast, from its Westerly from Fountain Street . junction with Fountain Street to its easterly junction with College Street Mews. CoUege Street, Belfast, from its junction with Queen Street to its Westerly from Queen Street. junction with College Square East. Gollege Square East, Belfast, from its junction with Fisherwick Place to its Northerly from Fisherwick Place. junction with Wellington Place. College Court, Belfast. ,Southerly from Castle Street. Cornmarket, Belfast. North-westerly from Arthur Square. Corporation Street, Belfast, from its Southerly from Great George's Street: junction with Great George's Street to its junction with Inner Ring A 11. Coyle's Place, Belfast. South-westerly from. OJ;l11ea~ Road. Craig's Terrace, Belfast. Easterly from Dundee Street. Cromac .street, Belfast, from its Northerly from Cromac Square. junction with Cromac Square to its junction with May Street. Custom House Square, Belfast. Southerly from W~g Street. Dalton Street, Belfast, from its . Southerly from Middlepath Street. junction with Middlepath Street to its junction with Bridge End. Donegall Quay, Belfast, from its / Southerly frO)TI Albert Square. '. ~ . junction with Albert Square to its junction with Ann Street.· No. 162 Road Traffic and Vehicles 531 Column I Column 2 Donegan Square North, Belfast. Easterly from Wellington Place. Donegan Square South, Belfast. Westerly from May Street. Donegan Square East, Belfast. Southerly from Donegan Square North. Donegan Square West, Belfast. Northerly from Donegan Square South. Donnybrook Street, Belfast, from its Easterly from Sandringham Street. junction with Sandringham Street to its junction with Lisburn Road. Downshire Place, Belfast. Westerly from Little Victoria Street. Dunbar Street,. Belfast. Northerly from Gordon Street. Dundela Crescent, Belfast. Southerly from Belmont Road. Dundela Street, Belfast. Easterly from Dundela Crescent. Dunville· Street, Belfast. We.sterly from Sorella Street. East Bridge Street; Belfast, from its Westerly from Oxford Street. junction with Oxford Street to its junction with· Cromac Street. Exchange Street, Belfast, from its Westerly from Dunbar Street. junction with Dunbar Street to its junction with Academy Street. Ferguson Drive, Belfast. Northerly from Belmont Road. Fisherwick Place, Belfast. Northerly from Howard Street. Fountain Lane, Belfast. Westerly from Donegall.Place. Fountain Street, Belwast, from a Southerly from a point 32 metres Point 32 metres south of its junction south of Castle Street. with Castle Street to its junction with -Conege Street. Francis Street, Belfast. Westerly from Smithfield Square. Frederick Street, Belfast. Easterly from North Queen Street. Garfield Street, Belfast. Easterly from Smithfield Square. Garmoyle Street, Belfast. Southerly from Whitla Street. Glenbank Place, Belfast, from its North-easterly from Crumlin Road. junction with <:rumlin Road to its junction with Legann Street. Glenmachan Street, Belfast, from Southerly from Donegan Road. ~ts junction with Donegan Road to its junction with Broadway. Glenvarlock Street, Belfast. Easterly from Castlereagh Road. Gloucester Street, Belfast. Westerly from Victoria Street. Governor's Bridge, Belfast. Westerly from Annadale Embankment. Grampian Avenue, Belfast. Northerly from Upper Newtownards Road. Grampian Street, Belfast. Easterly from Holywood Road. Gt. George's Street, Belfast. Westerly from Corporation Street. Great Patrick Street, Belfast. Easterly towards Corporation Street. Greencastle Interchange, Belfast, Southerly from Mount Street. Shore Road from its junction with Mpunt Street to a point 75 metres approximately north of Gray's Lane. Greenore Street, Belfast. Westerly from Woodstock Road. Gresham Street, Belfast. Southerly from North Street. 532 Road Traffic and Vehicles No. 162 Column 1 Column 2 Hill Street, Belfast, from its junction Southerly from Talbot Street. with Talbot Street to its junction with Waring Street. Hope Street, Belfast. Easterly from Sandy Row. Houston Street, Belfast. Westerly from Sandown Road. Howard Street, Belfast. Westerly from Donegall Square South. Isoline Street, Belfast. Easterly from Castlereagh Road. Jameson Street, Belfast. Easterly from Ormeau Road. Joy Street, Belfast, from its junction Northerly from Little May Street. with Little May Street to its junction with May Street. Kenbann Street, Belfast, from its Northerly from Beersbridge Road. junction with Beersbridge Road to its junction with Larch Street. Kent Street, Belfast. Westerly from Royal Avenue. King's Bridge, Belfast. Easterly from Stranmillis Embankment. Knockdene Park, Belfast. Northerly from I<;ing's Road. Linen Street, Belfast. Easterly from Aberdeen Street. Linenhall Street West; Belfast. North-easterly from Bedford Street. Little Corporation Street, Belfast. Easterly from Nelson Street. Little May Street, Belfast. Westerly
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