17/01/2003
Concrete blocks derail Derry-bound train
The Belfast to Londonderry rail line was disrupted last night when large concrete blocks and a metal bar were left on the line.
The incident happened at Ballymena shortly after leaving Belfast's Great Victoria Street station.
The blocks caused damage to the train's fuel tanks and braking system.
While no one was hurt or injured Translink head of marketing, Ciaran Rogan condemned the attack and said it had put the lives of passengers at risk.
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The incident happened at Ballymena shortly after leaving Belfast's Great Victoria Street station.
The blocks caused damage to the train's fuel tanks and braking system.
While no one was hurt or injured Translink head of marketing, Ciaran Rogan condemned the attack and said it had put the lives of passengers at risk.
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