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Omagh Railway Station – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY
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Omagh General Station was on the arterial railway route to the North West of Ireland connecting it’s capital Dublin with the port of Derry. For many decades the town also served as a busy junction to another important line from Enniskillen and In its heyday the station might be busy for more than 22 hours out of 24.
When the Derry Road closed in 1965, not only did Omagh lose its railway but the town lost a sense of community – of railway families who for generations lived in houses that surrounded the railway and provided steady employment. This book brings together the history of the railway in Omagh – researched over many years and told by railway staff who worked the station.
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| Weight | 540 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 27.3 × 21.5 cm |
| Pages | 112 |
| Cover Choice | Paperback, ebook |
| Illustrations | b/w and colour |
| Format | portrait |
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What is "Omagh Railway Station – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" about?
Omagh General Station was on the arterial railway route to the North West of Ireland connecting it’s capital Dublin with the port of Derry. For many decades the town also served as a busy junction to another important line from Enniskillen and In its heyday the station might be busy for more than 22 hours out of 24.
When the Derry Road closed in 1965, not only did Omagh lose its railway but the town lost a sense of community - of railway families who for generations lived in houses that surrounded the railway and provided steady employment. This book brings together the history of the railway in Omagh – researched over many years and told by railway staff who worked the station.
Who wrote "Omagh Railway Station – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY"?
"Omagh Railway Station – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" was written by Tony McGartland.
Who would enjoy "Omagh Railway Station – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY"?
"Omagh Railway Station – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" is perfect for readers who enjoy books about Digital Books and Irish Railways.
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Omagh General Station was on the arterial railway route to the North West of Ireland connecting it’s capital Dublin with the port of Derry. For many decades the town also served as a busy junction to another important line from Enniskillen and In its heyday the station might be busy for more than 22 hours out of 24.
When the Derry Road closed in 1965, not only did Omagh lose its railway but the town lost a sense of community – of railway families who for generations lived in houses that surrounded the railway and provided steady employment. This book brings together the history of the railway in Omagh – researched over many years and told by railway staff who worked the station.
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Additional information
| Weight | 540 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 27.3 × 21.5 cm |
| Pages | 112 |
| Cover Choice | Paperback, ebook |
| Illustrations | b/w and colour |
| Format | portrait |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is "Omagh Railway Station – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" about?
Omagh General Station was on the arterial railway route to the North West of Ireland connecting it’s capital Dublin with the port of Derry. For many decades the town also served as a busy junction to another important line from Enniskillen and In its heyday the station might be busy for more than 22 hours out of 24.
When the Derry Road closed in 1965, not only did Omagh lose its railway but the town lost a sense of community - of railway families who for generations lived in houses that surrounded the railway and provided steady employment. This book brings together the history of the railway in Omagh – researched over many years and told by railway staff who worked the station.
Who wrote "Omagh Railway Station – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY"?
"Omagh Railway Station – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" was written by Tony McGartland.
Who would enjoy "Omagh Railway Station – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY"?
"Omagh Railway Station – AVAILABLE AS A DIGITAL COPY ONLY" is perfect for readers who enjoy books about Digital Books and Irish Railways.
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