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By Patrick Davey · Posted
AN ‘ALTAR’-CATION AT CLOGHERHEAD It’s all kicking off again at Clogherhead tonight. The driver from a few nights ago enjoyed winding up Fr. Ray Codd so much, by revving his noisy diesel, that he’s back for more tonight, and he has brought a few friends along too. Friday night devotions are a big thing in the church above the station and Fr. Codd is not impressed - he has emerged to remonstrate with the driver, whilst head porter Cliff Walker tries to keep the peace. Remember Nosey Neville from Brookhall, who was always hanging out of his brake van to soak up the latest scandal? Well he’s now working for CIE, and he’s really loving this one. It looks like Cliff is offering the driver some ice cream to pacify him...... Fr. Codd is particularly irked because tonight his choir are giving the world premiere of the brand new ‘Hymn of the Ocean’ which was written by one of the choir members, Mr. C Shanty. Thankfully the driver only planned to keep the stunt going for a few minutes because he wanted to poke fun at the clergyman - over a cup of strong tea in the stationmaster’s office later on, he confided in Stationmaster Sandy Castles that he has no time for the men of the cloth after nasty experiences at the hands of the Christian Brothers in Dundalk. He visibly shakes when he names the two main culprits - Br. Whackem and the even more vicious Br. Makem Wince. Later, all is quiet, as the engine crews turn their locos off, and the haunting strains of ‘Hymn of the Ocean’ are the only things to compete with the cackling of the ever-present seagulls and the waves breaking onto the sands below the railway. -
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By DJ Dangerous · Posted
Spotted another of @Adrian's updates on YouTube! Enjoy: And, as always, don't forget to like and subscribe, and smash that Bell icon to be notified about all future updates! 😁😁😁😁😁 -
By DJ Dangerous · Posted
The link to @ttc0169's YouTube channel, for anybody wishing to subscribe: https://m.youtube.com/@noelenright5534/videos Don't forget to hit that Bell icon to be notified of all the goodness. Sadly not a Bell Container icon. I think it was @LNERW1, or somebody responding to one of his recent posts about the future of the hobby, decrying the lack of YouTube channels on Irish railway modelling. Any time I log into YouTube, I'm overwhelmed by the amount of Irish railway uploads! -
sorry, I seem to be on the wrong page, I was looking for railway roadkill recipes, surly you dont eat cats?
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