A meticulously researched collection of railway routes from Ireland, this book delves into the fascinating history of trains in the Emerald Isle. As the Irish Mail made its way through the country's railways in 1947, it became an iconic symbol of British colonialism.
Volume one of the LMS Route Book series explores the route that connected Dublin to Sligo, tracing the journey from the north-eastern tip of Ireland to the western seaboard. This detailed study reveals the challenges faced by those who traveled along this route during wartime, as well as the changing landscapes and cultures encountered along the way.
From the rolling hills of County Wicklow to the rugged coastlines of Connemara, every inch of the Irish Mail's journey is meticulously documented. The LMS Route Book No. 1: The Track of the Irish Mail 1947 is a must-have for railway enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in understanding Ireland's complex past through its railways.
Each volume in the series provides an in-depth look at specific routes, from Dublin to Sligo, and sets the stage for the next installment.
