Statistics
- Rolling stock: 60 locomotives; 253 coaching vehicles; 1,005 goods vehicles. Locomotives painted black picked out with red bands and gold lines; passenger vehicles crimson lake with gold lines
- Route mileage: 161 miles (259 km)
- Hotels: Marine Station Hotel at Bray and the Grand Central Hotel at Rathdrum, south of Wicklow.
- Passengers carried in 1911: 4,626,226
- The information in this section is from The Railway Year Book 1912 (Railway Publishing Co)
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