Derailed Train At Waterford

Unidentified people looking down the embankment at a derailed steam locomotive, at an unidentified location in Waterford.

UK4001

Unknown

Circa 1920

Thomas Jones

700

504

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Waterford And Tramore Railway, Steam Train Leaving Tramore

Train leaving Tramore being pulled by the number 3 Steam Engine. (wheel alignment 0-4-2WT)

UK4022

Unknown

Circa 1920

Thomas Jones

700

416

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Steam Train Leaving Manor Street Railway Station, Waterford

Steam train No. 560 leaving Manor Street Railway Station, Waterford

UK4045

Unknown

Circa 1930

Thomas Jones

700

457

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Steam Train On The Waterford & Tramore Railway

Steam train No. 486 (wheel alignment 0-4-2T) on the Waterford & Tramore Railway.

UK4007

Unknown

1937

Thomas Jones

700

527

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Steam Train At Tramore Railway Station

Steam train No. 486 (wheel alignment 0-4-2T) at Tramore Railway Station.

UK4008

Unknown

1938

Thomas Jones

700

527

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Steam Train, Waterford And Tramore Railway

Unidentified steam train on the Waterford and Tramore Railway Line.

UK4034

Unknown

Circa 1910

Thomas Jones

700

463

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Manor Street Railway Station, Waterford City

Manor Street Railway Station, Waterford City on the Waterford / Tramore railway line with steam engine and train to the left and the carriage shed to the right.

UK2871

W. A. Camwell

26^th April 1938

Name Kept Private

700

434

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Railway Station And River Suir, Waterford City

Waterford Railway Station and train yard pictured with the River Suir in the background.

UK2821

Unknown

Circa 1960

Name Kept Private

700

437

http://bit.ly/1dCHbdc

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2753

Railway Bridge On The River Barrow Near Waterford

The Railway bridge which traverses the River Barrow near Waterford City. It was constructed as part of the Mallow - Waterford railway line. The last train passed over the bridge on Easter Saturday, 25th March, 1967. The Mallow - Waterford line was Ireland’s last non-radial railway served by express trains.

UK2825

Unknown

Circa 1900

Name Kept Private

700

448

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1

2757

Edward John Murphy, Royal Munster Fusiliers

Edward John Murphy, (b. 6/9/1892), centre of image, with group of Royal Engineers at annual training camp at an unidentified location (possibly Jersey), posing by a Bell tent. The unit is recognisable by their cap badges and the knots on the cuffs of their tunics. Edward John Murphy was born in Jersey of Waterford descent. Joined the Royal Munster Fusiliers and served as a machine gun instructor. Fought in WWI and was killed in action 21st March 1918, aged 25 years, in France / Belgium.

UK2786

Unknown

Circa 1916

Name Kept Private

700

451

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0

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Two Steam Trains At Waterford Railway Station

In the foreground of the photo is a stationary steam train. In the background a steam train can be seen leaving Waterford Railway Station.

UK2651

H. C. Casserley

2^nd July 1938

Name Kept Private

700

436

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0

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Weed-sprayer Diesel Train At Kilmacthomas Railway Station

Diesel train travelling through Kilmacthomas Railway Station. This is a weed-sprayer train as evidenced by the striped warning boards on the front of the locomotive.

UK2529

Liam O Mahoney

9^th June 1978

Name Kept Private

700

464

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0

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Steam Train On The Waterford Railway Line

A steam train travelling on the Waterford Railway Line.

UK2528

Liam O Mahoney

10^th June 1978

Name Kept Private

700

465

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0

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Diesel Train At Magnesite Plant, Ballinacourty

Diesel Train stopped at the magnesite factory, Ballinacourty. The plant was built in 1969 by P. J. Hegarty & Sons and was founded by John A. Mulcahy. The factory produced magnesite which was used to make bricks for heavy-duty furnaces. The factory closed in 1982.

UK2530

Liam O Mahoney

9^th June 1978

Name Kept Private

700

464

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0

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Train Carriage At Kilmacthomas Station Platform

An group of (mainly) unidentified people at the doorway of a CIE train carriage. The platform is overgrown with weeds. The tall grey haired man in the centre is Jim Kirwin, station master at Kilmacthomas.

UK2531

Liam O Mahoney

9^th June 1978

Name Kept Private

700

463

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0

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