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A panoramic shot of the red sandstone Viaduct in Gleesk, Kells with Dingle...

A panoramic shot of the red sandstone Viaduct  in Gleesk, Kells with Dingle Bay and Sleive Mish that conveys the vista which made it one of the most scenic train journeys in in the...

Shrub,Stone, Steel, Shadow and Sky

Shrub,Stone, Steel,Shadow and Sky Ref: R111

The red sandstone which had to be hewn, drawn, dressed, lifted and laid...

The red sandstone  which had to be hewn, drawn, dressed, lifted and laid to to create an infrastructure which was designed and built by the railway engineers and stone masons of that era to...

A view to thrill

A view to thrill. Ref: R112

One of the eleven stone piers built to support the Gleesk Viaduct

One of the eleven stone piers built to support the Gleesk Viaduct. Ref: R113

A photo of one of the piers of the Gleesk Viaduct looking skywards

A photo of one of the piers of the Gleesk Viaduct looking skywards. Ref: R114

Pints and Piers

Pints and Piers Ref: R115

The stone plaque to commemorate the building of the Gleesk Viaduct in the year...

The stone plaque to commemorate the building of the Gleesk Viaduct in the year A.D 1892 (Anno Domini- The year of our Lord). The plaque is on one of the centre piers facing...

The red sandstone Viaduct which crosses a ravine in Gleesk, Kells, which is curved,...

The red sandstone Viaduct which crosses a ravine in Gleesk, Kells, which is curved, 700 ft long and 70 ft high. Ref: R108  

A retaining wall at Mountain Stage, Glenbeigh

A retaining wall at Mountain Stage, Glenbeigh. Ref: R106

The old Kells Goods Store and the railway line looking east towards Drung Hill

The old Kells Goods Store and the railway line looking east towards Drung Hill. Ref: R107

Teresa Foley’s pretty railway cottage at Kells. The Foley’s were gatekeepers as this was...

Teresa Foley's pretty railway cottage at Kells. The Foley's were gatekeepers as this was where the train crossed the road before continuing along by the foot of Knocknadobar. Ref: R098  

Glenbeigh Railway Station at Reenallagane with the Signal Box and Railway Cottage

Glenbeigh Railway Station at Reenallagane with the Signal Box and Railway Cottage. Ref: R099  

The Railway Cottage at what was once Glenbeigh Railway Station at Reenallagane

The Railway Cottage at what was once Glenbeigh Railway Station at Reenallagane. Ref: R101

The platform at Glenbeigh Railway Station looking east towards Killorglin

The platform at Glenbeigh Railway Station looking east towards Killorglin. Ref: R102  

The dressed Sandstone Underbridge in Quaybawn with Treanmanach with the background

The dressed Sandstone Underbridge in Quaybawn with Treanmanach with the background. Ref: R103

The dressed Sandstone Underbridge in Quaybawn, Glenbeigh

The dressed Sandstone Underbridge in Quaybawn, Glenbeigh. Ref: R104

The march of time catches up with the sandstone pier crossing Caragh Lake

The march of time catches up with the sandstone pier crossing Caragh Lake. Ref: R096

The railway line still evident along Knocknadobar

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The remnants of the Caragh Lake railway bridge

The remnants of the Caragh Lake railway bridge. Ref: R090