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95:County Cavan
71:Headquarters
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1227:, p. 8
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1183:Downpatrick
1114:Enniskillen
988:Enniskillen
970:making the
878:Enniskillen
845:(WL&WR)
646:Ballygawley
271:Enniskillen
90:Area served
76:Enniskillen
1659:Categories
1518:0711002827
1489:1 November
1431:1 November
1189:References
1151:Lough Erne
1143:Lough Erne
1089:and 1899,
1067:Manchester
984:turntables
307:River Erne
1527:248259641
1171:railbuses
1106:Sir Henry
1098:Sir Henry
1091:Lissadell
1087:Hazelwood
1079:Fermanagh
998:, and so
972:GNR Board
918:Collooney
916:in 1880,
912:in 1879,
843:Collooney
838:WL&WR
668:Collooney
592:Dromahair
565:Lisgorman
484:Glenfarne
132:Fermanagh
66:dissolved
1483:Archived
1425:Archived
1259:, map 13
1175:railcars
990:and the
896:Bundoran
330:Mullaghy
39:Industry
1242:, map 6
1083:Leitrim
1055:Pioneer
1041:Leitrim
1034:Bristol
1022:Pioneer
1007:Pioneer
994:one at
956:Ireland
840:towards
384:Abohill
146:History
136:Leitrim
82:Ireland
55:Defunct
47:Founded
42:railway
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910:Belcoo
411:Belcoo
223:closed
191:Legend
1123:class
1121:Lough
1100:class
1059:0-6-4
1043:class
1026:Sligo
1018:0-6-2
1011:Sligo
996:Sligo
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128:Cavan
1613:ISBN
1590:ISBN
1567:ISBN
1544:ISBN
1523:OCLC
1513:ISBN
1491:2011
1433:2011
1173:and
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1024:and
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767:MGWR
676:1957
624:1957
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335:1917
218:Year
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63:Fate
58:1957
50:1875
1181:at
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