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Castlerea Railway Museum
Castlerea Railway Museum, Castlerea, County Roscommon allows you to immerse yourself in a haven of memorabilia. A warm and friendly welcome is assured at Castlerea.
One of the major attractions at the Castlerea Railway Museum, Castlerea, County Roscommon, is locomotive A55, a Metropolitan Vickers of Manchester diesel electric dating from 1955. It was purchased from Iarnród Éireann minus its machinery and moved to the premises. A railway museum has been built around the locomotive.It is one of the largest and most varied repository of railway heritage memorabilia in the country, with the exception of the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum. Visits to the museum are by appointment only.
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