Still miss my 2 which were from the original North Star? batch but at least they are now in Ireland. Dave I think yours is probably the right hand one as I only had the Lurganboy plates.
I reckon that the 'Lough' would be more likely as one is still in existence and they led a more 'adventurous ' life.
To use my native tongue "Wey man I'm stowed oot wi these C n L negs that are in wor pending tray so I've bunged 7 of em on flicka today"
3 of them below . All 14 Mar 1959 at Ballinamore. The second one looks as if 6T was being coaled with best Arigna er duff!
I think you are probably referring to Barnagh but this station was still open to goods in 1963 and the above photos have a footbridge indicating that it had at one time a passing loop. This was Barnagh
I'm thinking its somewhere in County Cork and an early closure too.
3 from Alex Ford/Transport Library today. All from 1950.
Dublin, Amiens Street 541 arriving from the West passing a couple of the GNR's articulated railcars.
West Clare at Ennis, 5C departs on a train of 6 wheeled coaches.
Ennis 10C in the Works..
B****r! I thought it was another view of 132, sorry folks but I am having eyesight problems at the moment - probably too much staring at the computer trying to match up Tom Rounthwaite's negatives and prints. It looks like Mountmellick looking at the distant view of the station building end.
CDRJC at Strabane, 3 views all 15 May 1959.
Last view is another on either the Kingscourt or Oldcastle branches June 1963. That dead end short siding reminds of somewhere (Dunboyne) on the Clonsilla to Navan section.
ACTUALLY AT MOUNTMELLICK.
GNRI Derry Goods QG 155 6 Sept 1958 Interesting bread container, BR container and looks possibly like an ex PO Wagon
151 at Portarlington & Clara on IRRS Special 18 March 1963
A sad sight of Belfast Great Victoria Street 15 June 1987.
Happier days! 18 Sept 1958 Dundalk U Class 203
Guinness Brewery Ca 1962, colour affected negative.