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By Alan Haslam
image captionNature reclaims the overgrown Lissummon Tunnel
There was a time when almost everyone in Northern Ireland lived within five miles of a railway station.
More than 750 miles of track once linked towns and communities in every county, but most of this infrastructure was abandoned in the 1950s.
A new review into an all-Ireland rail network was announced in April to look at the possibility of reviving the golden age of rail travel.
But why did Northern Ireland s rail network disappear in the first place?
image copyrightDownpatrick & County Down Railway Archive
image captionThe creation of a border led to huge delays for passenger trains ....

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