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The Hill of Howth Tramway

Discussion in 'Everything Else Heritage' started by Roger Farnworth, May 28, 2023.

  1. Roger Farnworth

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    At the end of a fortnight's holiday in Co. Donegal my wife and I had 3 nights staying close to Dublin. We chose to stay in Howth as it was at the Northern end of the DART, but perhaps also because of its history and particularly for the Hill of Howth Tramway, or to give it it's formal title, "The Sutton and Howth Electric Tramway." The tramway should not be confused with the Clontaff and Hill of Howth Tramroad.

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    Another very interesting read.
    Thank you for putting this together.
     
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