The Castleisland Railway Act, 1872
WHEREAS the making of a railway in the county of Kerry, commencing by a junction with the railway of the Great Southern and Western Railway Company (herein called the Great Southern Company) in the townland of Glanbane and parish of Currans, and terminating in the town of Castleisland, would be of great local and public advantage: And whereas the persons herein-after named, with other persons, are willing to make such railway: And whereas the construction of the intended railway will contribu...