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Dublin Bus retro 1990's route scroll main destinations. €5 each.

Measures 35 x 11 inches.

Check out my other listings for suitable via destinations and numerals to make a set. Ideal for framing for the bus enthusiast or active and retired Dublin Bus staff.

Collection or meet preferred in Dublin area or can post to any Irish address for €5.

Dublin Bus retro 1990's route scroll via destinations for sale. €5 each.

Measures 35 x 5.25 inches.

Check out my other listings for suitable main destinations and numerals to make a set. Ideal for framing for the bus enthusiast or active and retired Dublin Bus staff.

Collection or meet preferred in Dublin area or can post to any Irish address for €5.

Retro Dublin Bus 1990's bus scroll numerals for sale. €5 each. Also, have suitable main and via destinations for most routes if you wished to make a set. PM if interested. Postage available at €5 to any Irish address  or happy to meet around Dublin area. Payment by Revolut only if posting or cash/Revolut if meeting/collecting.

West Cork Railways Birth, Beauty and Betrayal €15

Rails Through Wexford €15

Rails Through Tipperary €15

The First Irish Railway €5

Collection preferred from Dublin area or can possibly meet around Dublin area by prior arrangement. 

Postage available at €5 per book.

Payment by cash or Revolut if collecting or Revolut only if posting.

PM if interested. 

What period would the grey Flying Snail wagons have been used until? Was also wondering the same about the Bulleid Open wagons.

Numerous Dublin Bus Conyngham Road based route and destination sets available comprising of number, main destination and via destination at 20 euro per set.

Postage is 3 euro to any Irish address.

Some examples below.

PM if interested or to enquire on a particular route.

218 is converted to run on HVO and looks well with all the new decals applied to the bodysides. Would make a good candidate for any future Murphy Models releases of 201's.

9 hours ago, leslie10646 said:

Hadren has answered your query pretty completely.

The IRRS has digitised the drawings for the U, UG, T Tank, VS and V to name a few. Most are available as rather fine A5 books which would allow you to build a 12" to foot one! Also available as digital files. For a price, of course, years of work has gone into the project!

PM me and I'll give you a link to the custodian, Richard McLachlan.

Leslie

The email address given for irrsdrawings appears to be incorrect or doesn't illicit a response as have tried emailing it numerous times, but no reply was ever received.

19 hours ago, BosKonay said:

I will confirm that this year we will, in addition to the mk2, ICR and other items announced and coming, launch a whole new range of coaches, wagons, units and locomotives

It's the locomotive bit that catches my interest.

As MM recently released the 121's and with more 141's/181's due for release, wouldn't make sense for it to be them due to market size.

From the most popular locomotive classes of the CIE era, that leaves C Class, 071's or current 201's or steam.

Any hints as to whether the plans are for steam or diesel locomotives?

An IRM Class 66 spec 071 or current day 201 Class would be most welcome.

The MM 071's and 201's were excellent models when first released and still are very good models, but with current model making techniques leading to much more refined and detailed models, an updated IRM spec version of either type would be epic to say the least.

Considering Accurascale bought the already excellent Hattons 66 tooling and further refined it, not beyond the realms of possibity for IRM to do the same with the MM 071 and/or 201 toolings.

The interior white plastic packaging on the MM 201's is no way near up to the job for postage, and many 201's have arrived to me over the years with front end damage after bursting through the white inner plastic during transit.

Some retailers reinforce this white inner plastic with bubble wrap or hard foam to counteract it's weak nature.

4 minutes ago, BosKonay said:

or a new 60 

Was half expecting Accurascale to also announce a 60 to be honest.

Currently holding off ordering some of the new Accurascale 66's and the Cavalex 60's to see if IRM will announce an updated 071 or 201.

Irish Rail Working Timetables (now superceeded by current WTT) €15 each or €25 for both.

Irish Railway Rambler €5 ***SOLD***

Irish Traction €5 ***SOLD***

9 x Irish Railway Record Society Journals €20

Inchicore 175 Pamphlets and Irish Rail Notebook €10

West Cork Railways DVD's, RPSI journals, DART book and Dublin Bus leaflets €20 *** ON HOLD PENDING COLLECTION/PAYMENT ***

Irish Railway Record Society indexes and Bulletins €7.50

Collection preferred or can post at cost.

38 minutes ago, mphoey said:

I'll take them

Currently on hold pending payment by someone else, but if they don't take them, then you're next in line.

***SOLD***

Selection of Inchicore 175 memorabilia and other Irish railway badges as shown in photos.

€35 posted or €25 if collected.

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Selection of Dublin Bus leaflets including the following :

Tourist Map and Guide from June 1991

Wedding Bus leaflet

Guide to Bus Services from March 2002

Network Map from 2010

Guide to Prepaid Tickets from March 1995

€10 posted or €5 if collected.

All journals up to and including No. 50 are €5 each.

Journals from 51 - 100 are €2.50 each.

Journals from 100 onwards are €2 each.

Collection by prior arrangement or postage available at cost. 

Payment by PayPal or Revolut if posting or cash option if collecting.

Most journals are available from 51 onwards. Journals still available up to No. 50 are as follows and shown in photos : 

12, 14, 15, 19, 21  22, 23  26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50.

See new updated listing for IRRS Journals for sale.

7 hours ago, NorthWallDocker said:

Hello.  I've sent a message about several books.

Reply sent. thanks

Irish Traction in Colour €5

Parting Shot €5

Lost L:ines Ireland €5

The Railways of West Cork Reflections and Reminiscences €5

The Cork, Bandon And South Coast Railway Volume 3 €10 SOLD

Cork Bandon & South Coast Railway €10

Irish Broad Gauge Carriages €5

When Paddy Worked on the Railway (The coming of the railway to Inchicore) €10

Rails Through North Kerry €5

Rail Runabout €5

Irish Metro Vick Dieslels €10

Loco Hauled Ireland DVD €5 SOLD

Too Good To Be Forgotten West Cork Railways 1956 to 1964 DVD €10

The West Cork Railways 1958, 1959 & 1961 DVD €10

Rosslare to Dublin Driver’s Eye View DVD €5

The Railways of the Republic of Ireland €5

Railways In Ireland Part 3 €5

Classic Irish Steam €10

Dublin & South Eastern Railway €10

Trains, Coal And Turf €5

Irish Railway Rambler €5

Rails Through Tipperary €5 SOLD

35 Years of NIR 1967 to 2002 €10

Waterford, Limerick & Western Railway €10

The Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland €10

The Railways of Ireland Past And Present €10

The Tracks of my Railway Years €5

Fishguard & Rosslare Railways & Harbours Company €10

Irisjh Traction Iarnrod Eireann €5

Rails Around Cork and Kerry €5

Rails Through The West €5 SOLD

British Rail Mark 2 Coaches €10 SOLD

Irish Railways The Last 60 Years €5 ON HOLD PENDING PAYMENT & COLLECTION

Irish Railways Line By Line Volume 1 €5 ON HOLD PENDING PAYMENT & COLLECTION

Irish Railways Liner By Line Volume 2 €5 ON HOLD PENDING PAYMENT & COLLECTION

Locomotives & Recollections Ireland’s General Motors Diesels €5

Dark Days and Brighter Days €10

Collection preferred from Dublin area but can post by Parcel Motel or An Post at cost.

Payment by Paypal FRIENDS & FAMILY option or Revolut if posting items.

ALL REMAINING ITEMS FROM THIS LISTING NOW MOVED TO LISTING ENTITLED LOT#2 IRISH RAILWAY BOOKS & DVDS FOR SALE

For sale is a new and unused Pack H of the IRM Fertiliser wagons. This is the last of 6 packs that I had for sale over on the Irish Model Railways Buy & Sell Facebook group.

Collection preferred from Dublin area but can post by registered post at cost.

RRP is €89.95 but selling here for €70.

Please send message if interested.

2 minutes ago, patrick said:

Was fertilizer traffic seasonal?

Fertiliser trains ran all year from Shelton Abbey. Possible heavier demand at certain times of the year for fertiliser, but trains ran all the time.