Rails Through Tipperary: Limerick to Waterford

Rails Through Tipperary: Limerick to Waterford, written by Jonathan Beaumont and Barry Carse, offers a detailed photographic study of the railway history within the Golden Vale. This volume focuses on the changing rail network from 1960 onwards, documenting the evolution of services across County Tipperary. Readers can explore the scenic routes of the old Waterford, Limerick and Western Railway alongside the Nenagh branch from Limerick city to Ballybrophy. The book also examines the short Killaloe branch on the shores of Lough Derg and the vital Dublin-Cork main line.

This historical transport book provides a visual journey through the rural landscapes of Ireland's Premier County. It covers specific sections such as the route from Thurles to Clonmel and the connection at Limerick Junction via the former Cashel branch. Through a vast collection of images, the text highlights the diverse locomotives, carriages, and freight traffic that once moved through this region.