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By thewanderer · Posted
The Foynes Line: A full review of the latest progress on the Foynes line rebuild with 100+ photos, considering it is about 15 months since my last update on the project. All track work is completed, much of the level crossing and signaling infrastructure work is well on the way to be completed. Click https://thewandererphotos.smugmug.com/Officialevents/2026/Foynes-Line-Reconstruction/i-QgbSZCK to view. -
By thewanderer · Posted
The latest update for June sees two new additions. June gallery: Images from around Limerick and Limerick Jct. Click https://thewandererphotos.smugmug.com/2026-Photos/June-2026/i-89CjVfd to view. The Foynes Line: A full review of the latest progress on the Foynes line rebuild with 100+ photos, considering it is about 15 months since my last update on the project. All track work is completed, much of the level crossing and signaling infrastructure work is well on the way to be completed. Click https://thewandererphotos.smugmug.com/Officialevents/2026/Foynes-Line-Reconstruction/i-QgbSZCK to view. -
By Westcorkrailway · Posted
Appears to have been made up by an Early IRRS member, I’m sure I’ve seen photos of it somewhere, but it’s like the Mandela effect, can’t find em anywhere now! some more pictures below -
By cheesy_peas · Posted
The IRRS cap badge is a strange one, something someone made up themselves for working specials? Or a souvenir from the sales stall? -
By cheesy_peas · Posted
Design dates from 60s, post flying snail era, but used as staff cap badges until the break up of CIE into IR, BE and DB so could be 1980s just as well. Early ones were made by Quinn of Dublin, got a couple of Caxton of Kew badges from a staff member who probably was still in nappies in the 60s!
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