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The Irish Railways & Transport Foundation has been established to halt the rapid disappearance of industrial archaeology and sociology which the various transport modes represented on the island of Ireland for more than 200 years. It will also maintain a vibrant, living contact with interest groups and individuals throughout the world via a quarterly newsletter and this web-site on the Internet. The urgency of the mission is evident in the ongoing modernisation of transport systems which has resulted in priceless artefacts and vehicles being swept away as Ireland’s transport infrastructure, with massive State and European Union investment, moves forward into the new millennium. The Irish Railways and Transport Foundation |
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Donegal Railway Heritage Centre The Old Station House, Tyrconnell Street, Donegal Town, Co. Donegal, Ireland. Bringing back the "Wee Donegal"! Come along and step back in time! Museum with photo display, artefacts, models, videos, documents and bookshop plus on-site restoration of original County Donegal Railway rolling stock, including steam engine Drumboe. Open: June to September, Monday to Saturday, 10am to 5.30pm; Sunday, 2pm to 5pm. October to May, Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm. Admission: £1.00 (Children: 50p) Donegal Railway Heritage Centre |
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The Railway Preservation Society of Ireland is a registered charity and was formed in 1964 to operate and preserve in working order steam locomotives and coaches which were disappearing rapidly from the Irish Railway system. Today the Society owns and operates a fleet of nine steam locomotives and around 20 vintage carriages on public trains. The Railway Preservation Society of Ireland Online |
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Irish Railway Record Society |
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The Ulster Folk and Transport museum ranks among Ireland's foremost visitor attractions, recapturing a disappearing way of life, preserving traditional skills and celebrating transport history. The Ulster Folk and Transport museum |
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The online guide to the Downpatrick Railway Museum. The DRM is the only preserved Irish Standard Gauge (5 ft 3 in) railway operating in Northern Ireland and is based on the former Belfast and County Down Railway terminus in Downpatrick, the County Town of Down. |
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Cavan and Leitrim Railway
The main reason that this website has been produced is to provide people, both enthusiasts and the slightly interested with an indepth look at how the Cavan and Leitrim Railway is being brought back to its former glory after nearly forty years of dereliction. The Website also has a photographic archive made up of photographs that were taken while the original Cavan and Leitrim railway was still in existance. Mainly black and white, these photographs serve as a permanent record of what the Cavan and Leitrim Railway was like in the bygone era of the Irish Narrow-Gauge railways. |
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A guide to the entire heritage railway scene in the UK, including details of special events and operating days for all heritage railways. However, you are advised to contact the railway directly at the given address for confirmation of, and full details of any events, opening times and train timetables.
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The Templeport Resource Centre
The railway played a large part in the local peoples lives. It was a focal point where people met. It was also at times a place of sadness, when many young people had to leave as emigrants, some never to return. It may have had its ups and downs but the generation who remember it regret it's passing. The Templeport Resource Centre |
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Since 1952, Clogher Historical Society has been exploring all aspects of the social, religious and economic history of a region which transcends political and denominational boundaries. Encompassing all of county Monaghan, most of Fermanagh, a large part of Tyrone and small portions of both Louth and Donegal and drawing its membership from all religious traditions. Clogher Historical Society |
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Corleggy Farmhouse Cheese is situated on the banks of the River Erne, between counties Cavan and Fermanagh, in Ulster, Ireland. The cows and goats graze on neighbouring farms in a natural environment, where the fields are rich with herbs. While our cheese making may be more labour intensive than mass produced cheese we feel the benefits are to be found in the tasting. "The taste is fresh and unalloyed, very precise and clear, perfect with a glass of claret after dinner, but also surprisingly good to cook with". John and Sally McKenna, 'The Irish Food Guide'. |
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Cavan Tourism
The name Cavan comes from the Irish word 'Cabhan' - a hollow, because the town is surrounded by hills.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, |
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Cavan Research Centre The Cavan Genealogy Research Centre offers a Full Centre for historic County Cavan which is one of three counties in the Province of Ulster located in the Republic of Ireland. The Centre typically replies to enquiries within six to eight weeks. |
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The craic in Cavan If you're looking for fun times in Ireland's midlands, you would do well to check out whats on offer in Cavan. A stroll through Cavan The Cavan Way provides a pleasant hill and valley walking vacation for those that might feel the need to stretch their legs. And so much more |
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Cross Border Networks NetWORKS is the only cross border community enterprise programme currently offering business mentorship and training across the whole of Northern Ireland and the border region, to community groups with an economic focus, striving to achieve commercial sustainability. Prospective projects are also expected to be interested in developing a cross border partnership. NetWORKS aims to increase the efficiency, sustainability, and skill base of Social Enterprise projects that are not already UCIT clients and stimulate the formation of new cross border-trading and community alliances that impact socially and economically in both Northern Ireland and the border region of Ireland. |
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Heritage Island is a marketing consortium representing the most prestigious visitor attractions throughout Ireland, North and South. This website is designed to introduce you to the rich and diverse historic attractions of this beautiful Country. The Heritage Island website gives details on 66 of the Top Visitor Attractions in the Island of Ireland. The site is aimed at the individual tourist and the travel trade providing quick and easy access to information on all the Heritage Island Centres. |
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Welcome to the official link to the Inland Waterways Association of Ireland. We have an on-going schedule of maps, histories, news, archives and services in development for the site. Explore the history and navigation of the numerous Irish waterways. Whether a boat enthusiast, historian, archaeologist, or fisherman, you will find something here of interest. Welcome to the Inland Waterways of Ireland! Inland Waterways Association of Ireland |
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Ireland is a great place to go to escape the pressures of modern life. Step out of the fast lane to discover this beautiful country, renowned for its scenery, culture and the warmth of its people. We provide a range of activity and special interest tours throughout Ireland. Choose from walking, cycling, golf, horse riding and fishing tours. We also arrange tours of the islands, eco-camps and educational tours. Time Out Tours |
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Travelling around Ireland has never been easier. Whether you want to travel by bus, rail, car or ferry, there is a range of options to suit everyone. The choice is yours! Bord Failte - Irish Tourist Board |