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WLR 42, Hawthorn of Leith 284 Jun 1862, originally 0-6-0t used on construction of Anglesey Central Railway and then on Neath & Brecon Railway. Bought by WLR in 1882 and re-gauged to 5'-3' Rear coupling rods removed to enable it to work tight curves in Limerick Yards and then worked at Fenit. Withdrawn in 1901. Info from Locos of the G&SWR page 223 where there is a great deal more info and a drawing as a cabless 0-6-0t in Neath & Brecon Days
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My main PC is now fixed but unfortunately everything on it has been lost, not a complete disaster but it means I do not know what has been uploaded to flickr and there were over a 1000 scans ready to go on which can only be identified by individually checking whether they have been uploaded or not. I am also providing employment for several days in the coming weeks for the NHS and have been sent a Collection of some 8000 English and Scottish negatives for identifying etc. Now in this Collection there are 6 Irish prints, however I don't think these were taken by the photographer . The locations are known, but does anyone recognise the view and photographer? First 2 are Headford Junction with a Killarney service and the Kenmare branch local Second pair are at Drimoleague. Third. Cork and Bantry.
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Derry LHPC Belfast Coal Wharf cobbles and concrete
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I am having to use Madame's ancient lap top as my computer is knackered! All the scans for uploading are on that so there won't be anything new on here until son Alan has fixed it. Unfortunately Mother in Law who lives with us has tested positive for Covid so I have retreated to the Loft. Its odds on that I am going to get it as well although I am negative at the moment. The bonus is that I can legitimately concentrate on the layout for the next few days! I don't think therefore that Alan will wish to venture this way for a few days so normal service may take some time to restore
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Can anyone identify the location / date?
Irishswissernie replied to Wexford70's topic in General Chat
Its at Thurles , Dublin end of the station. No idea what or the time though! -
Any bagged freight in 90's to Kildare, Portarlington or Athy?
Irishswissernie replied to murphaph's question in Questions & Answers
Bagged cement lasted until at least June 2003 from Limerick to Waterford, on that date here is a set of 4 bagged plus 16 bubbles behind 169 returning from Waterford at Limerick Junction. I basically visited Ireland during 2000 to 2005 and in the earlier part of that period there were still several bagged workings from Limerick and odd ones from Platin which are covered in Ernie's Railway Archive on Flickr. -
92213 is at Gloucester Central on iron ore from the midlands to South Wales , the scrapyard is Barry. the big terminus with Green EMU 4279 Waterloo.
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Railbus is at Aviemore,it would have been working a Speyside service to Craigellachie and Elgin.
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A quick look John as I'm taking a break from building 4mm scale windows. Princess Alice is at Glasgow, St Enoch. 45469 Stirling, 64602 Dundee Tay Bridge. The railbus isn't at Crieff as that station only had 2 long platform faces but with 3 tracks between them, doesn't look like Alloa or Gleneagles either. I will have a proper look tonight as there is nowt on TV. EDIT 2 more 34092 Yeovil Junction. 48287 Chester.
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From Ernie Shepherd's CBSC book. 1903 work to lower the siding on to the railway pier to facilitate wagon working and in 1908 permission received to back passenger trains on to the pier to assist in the transfer of steamer passengers. Board of Trade would require siding to be interlocked with signalling for passenger trains I would have thought.
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I think and I can't check this out because Madame is hoovering the stairs in preparation for the rabble er family arriving and access to the Railway Room is prohibited; that the railway was extended from the terminus on to a railway pier with platform for passengers and track alterations were made to accommodate this as can be seen by the odd track formations by the loco. Late 1890's/early 1900's I think. I will confirm this when the route to the railway room re-opens.