File:Great Southern Railways Class 800 "Maeve" at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum - August 2014.jpg
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English: Maedb’ (Maeve) was one of three locomotives designed and built in 1939 at the Great Southern Railway’s Inchicore works in Dublin. Now Preserved at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum. |
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