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of Albert Quay Terminus, Cork
1845 Company incorporated. Length 20 miles.
1888 The name was changed to Cork, Bandon and South Coast Railway.
1889 Engineer is John R. Kerr. Loco Eng. is James W. Johnstone.[1]
1908 The line is 61 miles in length.[2]
1924 Amalgamated into the Great Southern Railway
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