Sunshine on the Greenore line by David Briggs
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The train crossing the Riverstown viaduct on the Cooley peninsula co. Louth is en route from Dundalk to Greenore to meet the Holyhead steamer. The line was operated by the Dundalk Newry, & Greenore Railway and belonged to the London North Western and used that companies livery. It closed in 1951
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David Briggs
Self taught, member of Guild of Motoring Artists and Guild of Railway Artists. Paint solely in Acrylics
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