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Hello, I have noticed the article begins by calling the line an 'an Irish standard gauge heritage railway'. This is referring to the fact the railway is built to Irish Gauge (5 ft 3 inch ), but I feel there is a plausible chance for someone to mistake it as meaning it is a Standard Gauge railways in Ireland, which would be incorrect. So should something be done alter this? I would be inclined to myself, but have doubts over the validity of this concern. If anyone has any thoughts or feels that they should just change it, please let me know. 747-200B (talk) 17:55, 20 October 2019 (UTC)[reply]