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Dundalk Railway Heritage Society will hold their Annual General Meeting at 3.00pm on Saturday 2nd March 2024 at the Oriel Centre (Old Gaol), St.Dominics Place, Carrick Road, Dundalk Co.Louth.
The Committee invites all Members to attend.
Annual Subscriptions for 2024 may be paid on the day.
After the business of the AGM is concluded there will be an illustrated lecture given by member Michael McMahon.
The title of the lecture is “Local Travels with RM Arnold”.
RM Arnold was a well known railway photographer and author of “The Golden Years of the Great Northern Railway” amongst others.
The talk will concentrate on the railways in Armagh, Louth and Monaghan.
There will be a voluntary contribution at the door.
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