Northern Ireland

Last night of racing at Dunmore Greyhound Stadium

Do you recognise these faces? Email us on digital.editorial@irishnews.com if you do. Picture by Hugh Russell
Do you recognise these faces? Email us on digital.editorial@irishnews.com if you do. Picture by Hugh Russell Do you recognise these faces? Email us on digital.editorial@irishnews.com if you do. Picture by Hugh Russell
Dunmore Greyhound Stadium in north Belfast closed in March 1997 and photographer Hugh Russell captured the last night at the dogs
Dunmore Greyhound Stadium in north Belfast closed in March 1997 and photographer Hugh Russell captured the last night at the dogs Dunmore Greyhound Stadium in north Belfast closed in March 1997 and photographer Hugh Russell captured the last night at the dogs
Dunmore Greyhound Stadium opened in June 1928 while Celtic Park Greyhound Stadium had opened the year before. Picture by Hugh Russell
Dunmore Greyhound Stadium opened in June 1928 while Celtic Park Greyhound Stadium had opened the year before. Picture by Hugh Russell Dunmore Greyhound Stadium opened in June 1928 while Celtic Park Greyhound Stadium had opened the year before. Picture by Hugh Russell
Dunmore was the first stadium in the world to introduce the electric hare. Picture by Hugh Russell
Dunmore was the first stadium in the world to introduce the electric hare. Picture by Hugh Russell Dunmore was the first stadium in the world to introduce the electric hare. Picture by Hugh Russell
Dunmore was also the first stadium in Ireland to use the photo finish. Picture by Hugh Russell
Dunmore was also the first stadium in Ireland to use the photo finish. Picture by Hugh Russell Dunmore was also the first stadium in Ireland to use the photo finish. Picture by Hugh Russell
Do you recognise these faces? Email us on digital.editorial@irishnews.com if you do. Picture by Hugh Russell
Do you recognise these faces? Email us on digital.editorial@irishnews.com if you do. Picture by Hugh Russell Do you recognise these faces? Email us on digital.editorial@irishnews.com if you do. Picture by Hugh Russell
Who won big on the last night at the dogs? The bookies, probably! Picture by Hugh Russell
Who won big on the last night at the dogs? The bookies, probably! Picture by Hugh Russell Who won big on the last night at the dogs? The bookies, probably! Picture by Hugh Russell
Studying the form. Picture by Hugh Russell
Studying the form. Picture by Hugh Russell Studying the form. Picture by Hugh Russell
The dogs' weights are written on a chalkboard for punters. Picture by Hugh Russell
The dogs' weights are written on a chalkboard for punters. Picture by Hugh Russell The dogs' weights are written on a chalkboard for punters. Picture by Hugh Russell
The site of Dunmore stadium is now a housing development. Picture by Hugh Russell
The site of Dunmore stadium is now a housing development. Picture by Hugh Russell The site of Dunmore stadium is now a housing development. Picture by Hugh Russell
Dunmore used a sand track rather than the traditional turf surface. Picture by Hugh Russell
Dunmore used a sand track rather than the traditional turf surface. Picture by Hugh Russell Dunmore used a sand track rather than the traditional turf surface. Picture by Hugh Russell
Were you one of the young people who worked at Dunmore? Tell us what it was like by emailing digital.editorial@irishnews.com  Picture by Hugh Russell
Were you one of the young people who worked at Dunmore? Tell us what it was like by emailing digital.editorial@irishnews.com Picture by Hugh Russell Were you one of the young people who worked at Dunmore? Tell us what it was like by emailing digital.editorial@irishnews.com Picture by Hugh Russell
If you were there on the last night of racing we would love to hear from you. Email digital.editorial@irishnews.com  Picture by Hugh Russell
If you were there on the last night of racing we would love to hear from you. Email digital.editorial@irishnews.com Picture by Hugh Russell If you were there on the last night of racing we would love to hear from you. Email digital.editorial@irishnews.com Picture by Hugh Russell