Here are the maps as drawn by the people of Longford, superimposed. Chaos, but all roads seem to lead inevitably to the station.
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The overlay is interesting Blathmhac. You might then try assigning different opacities/or removing/highlighting different layers and/or text to graphically demonstrate emphasis. Orla
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