Dublin and South Eastern Railway Act 1912
WHEREAS the main line of the railway belonging to the Dublin and South Eastern Railway Company (in this Act called "the Company") for a distance of about fifteen miles runs along the foreshore of the sea or on cliffs adjacent thereto and is exposed to the attacks of the sea and serious encroachment has from time to time taken place involving the interruption of public traffic on the said railway for considerable periods: And whereas by the Dublin Wicklow and Wexford Railway Act 1903 (in this ...