The Fintona horse tram operated for over a century, bridging the gap between a remote Irish town and the national railway network. This book details the history of this unique public transport system, from its inception to its eventual closure. It explores the social and economic impact of the tram on the town of Fintona and the surrounding region, examining the engineering challenges and operational successes of a horse-drawn service in an era of steam and early diesel.

This historical account is likely to be of interest to railway enthusiasts and local historians. The detailed focus on a specific, long-standing transport system suggests a comprehensive and fact-based approach. The book's subject matter points to a narrative that emphasizes the practicalities of operation and the historical significance of the tram within its community.