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Bord na Mona 1948 Ruston 40DL on a works/mess train, seen near Edenderry. April 2006. Photo by Richard Bucknall richbucknall@hotmail.co.uk http://bordnamona.fotopic.net

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Foyle Valley Railway - Northern Ireland The station of the Foyle Valley narrow gauge museum railway in Londonderry is located next to the bridge over the river Foyle. Londonderry, 10-09-2008 Digital photo by Marco van Uden

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A variety of withdrawn Bord na Mona locomotives at Moundillon works. April 2006. Photo by Richard Bucknall richbucknall@hotmail.co.uk http://bordnamona.fotopic.net

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Former Bord na Mona locomotive LM171 and some peat 'cages' form a sculpture in the Lough Boora parklands. April 2006. Photo by Richard Bucknall richbucknall@hotmail.co.uk http://bordnamona.fotopic.net

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Bord na Mona Hunslet Wagonmaster LM205 propels a materials recovery train in the countryside near Lanesborough. April 2006. Photo by Richard Bucknall richbucknall@hotmail.co.uk http://bordnamona.fotopic.net

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Two Deutz and one Ruston locomotive rust away at Bord na Mona's Mountdillon works. April 2006. Photo by Richard Bucknall richbucknall@hotmail.co.uk http://bordnamona.fotopic.net

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Next Stop Nova Scotia! A view of Blennerville station in the Kingdom of Kerry. The narrow gauge terminus is the most western railway station in Europe. (April 1995) Photo and scan by Tom Sheridan <sligo@interport.net>

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Ex-County Donegal Railway's 2-4-6 three foot gauge locomotive at the superb Folye Valley Railway terminus in Derry city. (April 1995) Photo and scan by Tom Sheridan <sligo@interport.net>

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After spending many years in the USA as part of a private collection, Tralee and Dingle Railway No. 5 stands at the Ballyard narrow gauge station in Tralee. (April 1995) Photo and scan by Tom Sheridan <sligo@interport.net>