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The last train left the station in Donegal Town in December 1959.
It marked the end of an era for those who worked on the train and those who travelled by rail in south Donegal.
As the interest in the Donegal Railway Heritage Centre shows, there is still a lot of love for the local trains, and the railway era is still very much within living memory.
The centre has recently published these photographs showing the crowd that gathered for the sendoff on that final journey, as well as railway staff present on the day. They are hoping to get the names of the people in the photos and any help would be appreciated.
Maybe you were there yourself and have a story to share. We would love to hear it.
Please send any information you have to siobhan.mcnamara@iconicnews.ie and we will pass it on.
The Requiem Mass of Fr Seamus Meehan, who passed away peacefully at Dungloe Community Hospital on Saturday morning, was held in St Crona’s Church.
Construction is currently at an advanced stage, with works progressing steadily under the supervision of the HSE Capital and Estates and in conjunction with local contractor Boyle Construction
Leo Marley (inset) and Ballybofey Garda Station
Gardaí have renewed their appeal for information on the e-scooter theft in Letterkenny
Gardaí in Donegal made nine arrests last week for drug and drink driving
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