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1846 The first part of the [[Dublin and Cashel Railway]] opened to Carlow
1848 The line opened to Thurles
Finally the line to Cork was completed as the [[Great Southern and Western Railway]].


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1846 The first part of the Dublin and Cashel Railway opened to Carlow

1848 The line opened to Thurles

Finally the line to Cork was completed as the Great Southern and Western Railway.

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