The sit-in by seventy people on the Belfast to Dublin peace train finished after Gardaí re-opened the railway line between the border and Dundalk, County Louth following a bomb threat.
Report shows the peace train arriving at a railway station.
View of the countryside from the train.
Passenger staging a sit-in protest.
Portadown Station.
Interview with Dr John de Courcy on the Irish Republican Army (IRA) interference with in the railway service.
Ulster Unionist Member of Parliament (MP), Ken Maginnis.
Protesters at a coffee machine
Travellers in the railway station.
Buses.
A man reading the newspaper, Life, with front-page headlines about the sit-in.
Peace train leaving railway station.
The reporter is Gary Honeyford.
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