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Evening all,

Photos from this week, all from the Portlaoise area featuring the Belmond Grand Hibernian returning to Inchicore on a trial from Limerick and two days later on the final charter of the season from Limerick Jct. to Mallow and Heuston. The train stopped in Portlaoise for a short period of time with entertainment and refreshments provided in the car park. Plus the usual diet of MKIV's and 22000's passing through.

Click https://goo.gl/uWEW6G to view all the images. 

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Yesterday I had to be in Dublin so once my business was completed I took a trip to several of the Northside DART stations.

Pictures from yesterday come from:

- Stacumny Bridge (on Sunday)
- Heuston
- Four Courts
- Connolly
- Fairview EMU depot including ICR 22062 paying a quick visit.
- Clontarf Road.
- Malahide. Includes seeing 5ICR 22036 on what turned out to be its penultimate day of operation on the 0735 Connolly - Belfast and 1035 return.
- Harmonstown.
- Raheny.

Click https://goo.gl/qSoF1y to view.

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Friday 17th November 2018:
A ramble from Portlaoise to Killarney via Cork, with photos coming from:
- Portlaoise.
- Limerick Jct.
- Mallow
- Cork
- Cobh
- Rathmore
- Killarney.

At Cork the final semaphore signals at Platforms 1 2 and 3 were in the process of being replaced by 3 aspect colour light signals.

Click the picture below to view all the images from the day.

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Sunday 18th November 2018:
On Sunday afternoon I headed out to Yellow Quarry near Killarney to photograph the 1450 Cork - Tralee which is booked for a 4 car set of 2600's instead of the more normal diet of 22000's on the Tralee line. Later in the evening photos come from Killarney Station, Mallow and Limerick Jct. where we saw one of Iarnrod Eireann's newly passed out drivers heading for Dublin.

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Good evening all,

It's been a while since I've updated here, so I'll jump back in with November thus far. As always, click on any of the photos below. Highlights include:

-RPSI Wooden Bodied Carriage Move
-TRV 700 being hauled from Boyle to North Wall
-PWD movements through Connolly
-First partially-refurbished ICR in traffic

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Album link - https://www.flickr.com/photos/hurricanemk1c/albums/72157703598927405

Regards,
Kieran

 

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Evening folks,

Last weekend I visited London and did some travelling around the network. Full description of the areas visited can be seen on the gallery page at https://goo.gl/QCwPWK

Some of the highlights include:
- Parliamentary train from South Ruislip to London Paddington.
- Upminister to Romford.
- Northern City Line which still retains Network South East signage.
- INTERCITY liveried 91119 at Kings Cross.
- Detailed shots of Charing Cross Underground Station.

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Evening all,

Two updates to the website this evening with the last of the November pictures and the start of the December collection. Another year is nearly gone.

Thursday 29th November 2018:
Pictures from Heuston Station and the footbridge at Inchicore.
Click https://goo.gl/suqzPo to view the November gallery.


Saturday 1st December 2018: 
A brief visit to Ballybrophy to photo the 1200 Heuston - Cork and 1125 Cork- Heuston passing the station. 

Sunday 2nd December 2018: 
While wandering around Co. Clare a slight detour found me conveniently passing Moyasta on the way home. Not much appears to have changed since my last visit in 2016, with no progress made on the long mooted transport museum. Later in the day I stumbled upon former Dublin Bus vehicle RH11 outside a pub at Liscasey, Co. Clare.

Click https://goo.gl/nkEADr to view the December gallery.

Of course both galleries can be accessed from the home page at www.thewandererphotos.com

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Morning folks,

It's been a busy week with two trips to Dublin (and my 3rd today) so I managed to get some pictures while out and about.

The summary of the week so far includes:

Tuesday 4th December 2018: 
Pictures from Heuston on Tuesday evening while waiting to catch my train home.

Wednesday 5th December 2018: 
A ramble to Ashtown via tram and train to meet some friends for a catch up. The latter part of the evening has pictures from Heuston.

Thursday 6th December: 
A visit to Rosskelton and Clonkeen during lunchtime to photo the 1000 Mallow- Portarlington Spoil Train which was hauled by 076 with 077 dead in tow. 077 had failed on Tuesday outside Cork with the same train.

Click https://goo.gl/MgTDEF to view all the images.

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Evening all,

Yesterday I found myself on another day trip to Dublin for a Institution of Railway Operators tutorial with pictures from: 
- Kildare. 
- Connolly. 
- Maynooth. 

Includes pictures of the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland Santa Train Specials between Connolly and Maynooth with the RPSI's No. 4 and IE 071 Class 082.

Click https://goo.gl/PNdKFZ to view all the images from a rather excellent day.


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