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article / The Listowel and Ballybunion Railway

The Listowel and Ballybunion Railway. Article by G.A. Sekon, taken from a (?) 1924 issue of the Railway Magazine.

article / C.I.E. Train, Portadown

Photograph of C.I.E. Train at Portadown in page of The Railway Magazine for December, 1971.

article / Irish Amalgamation Deadlock

Irish Railway Regulation and 'Irish Amalgamation Deadlock' articles on pages 323-324 of Railway Magazine, for October, 1924.

photograph / Cork-Baltimore Train

Cork-Baltimore Train. Photograph on page 299 of a (?) 1924 issue of The Railway Magazine.

article / Traffic Operation on the Dublin and South-Eastern Railway

Traffic Operation on the Dublin and South-Eastern Railway. Article on pages 67/8 of July 1924 issue of Railway Magazine

article / New 4-4-0 Locomotive, L.M.S.R

Illustration of New 4-4-0 Locomotive, London, Midland and Scottish Railway, L.M.S.R (Northern Counties Section), Ireland. Article on pages 314 of October 1924 issue of Railway Magazine.

article / The Cavehill and Whitewell Trainway

The Cavehill and Whitewell Trainway. Monograph by A.T. Newham from vol. 8 (1970) issues of Trainway Review.

article / Accidents will Happen

Accidents will Happen. (Dun Laoghaire 9 December 1938), article on train leaving tracks by A.T. Newham, taken (?) from an issue of Trainway Review.

article / Last Days of Steam on the Great Northern of Ireland

Last Days of Steam on the Great Northern of Ireland. Article by J.C. Natzio from Train Annual.

article / The Belfast and County Down

The Belfast and County Down. Article by J.R.L. Currie from Trains 1971.

article / Carndonagh Extension of the Londonderry and Lough Swilly

Carndonagh Extension of the Londonderry and Lough Swilly. Article re by E.M. Patterson from March 1972, issue of The Railway Magazine.

article / Burning of Train no. 3, Cork, 1920

Burning of Train no. 3 in burning of Cork, December 1920. Article by Walter McGrath from Trainway Review(?), including reference to the rebuilt train as the only one ever built in Cork.

article / Hill of Howth Tramway, 1963-66

Hill of Howth Tramway. Collection of cuttings of articles and illustrations from Modern Tramway and Tramway Review 1963-1966 concerning the Howth and Clontarf Tramroad and its trams.

photograph / Hill of Howth Tram, 1953

Hill of Howth Tram. One of two quarter-plate prints of a photograph taken in 1953 by R.F. Mack showing Tram No.7 en route.

photograph / Hill of Howth Tram, 1953

Hill of Howth Tram. One of two quarter-plate prints of a photograph taken in 1953 by R.F. Mack showing Tram No.7 en route.

article / Belfast Trams and Trollybuses, 1962-67

Belfast Trams and Trollybuses. Collection of cuttings of articles and illustrations from Buses Illustrated and Modern Tramway 1962-1967 concerning the services and the vehicles.