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The poster is from original IR artwork, looks like it got a bang of a shovel The new grey 071's 071 & 078 should be available at the show, limited stock so drop me a PM if you are interested

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I will be at the Bray show also, I will loads of cheap track and rolling stock If there is anything else you are looking for, drop me a line

Forecast for Sunday is shtie, maybe go to the show in Stillorgan till the rain stops?

Will be talking to Chris tomorrow, I will get the updated list then. Couple of first time traders attending but I have no idea what they will be selling

http://www.sdmrc.hobbysites.net/contact.php Drop them a line And if all else fails you are always welcome to join us in the MRSI, Dorset St We meet Weds & Fridays

Eoin The loco is a Jouef HDI model Made in Shannon in the late 70's early 80's They did 3 "Irish" locos and also some coaches There were three ranges of loco produced - one type used a simplified chassis from BB 17000/25521, with single-axle drive, usually powered by a Mabuchi (Hong Kong) can -type motor, though the design of motor bogie also allowed fitting of the open-frame Jouef 3-pole motor. The bodies of these models were all unique to the HDI range and in most cases some trouble was taken to evoke the characteristics of the real locomotives. The alternative range used bogies from the DB electric locomotives 110/139/182 listed in the 1978/79 main Jouef catalogue, but again with the Mabuchi motor and single-axle drive and the bogie adapted to take the Jouef 3-pole motor. The same body (a reasonable representation of a V200) is common to all. We assume that the SNCB, NSB and DSB versions were thought to look like Nohabs. Also produced but not catalogued was a version of 8501, the SNCF Y51100 locotracteur, moulded in black with a white CIE logo embossed on the cab sides. Check out this site for pictures etc http://www.freewebs.com/jouefhdi/

LT300001 River Boyne came with the Abhainn Na Life plate on all of its locos When I first saw it I thought mine was the only one until I acquired a few more List of 201's with their names etc 201 River Shannon Abhainn Na Sionaine 202 River Lee Abhainn Na Laoi 203 River Corrib Abhainn Na Coiribe 204 River Barrow Abhainn Na Bearu 205 River Nore Abhainn Na Feoire 206 River Liffey Abhainn Na Life 207 River Boyne Abhainn Na Boinne 208 River Lagan Enterprise 208 N.I.R. Blue 209 River Foyle Enterprise 209 N.I.R. Blue 210 River Erne Abhainn Na Eirne 211 River Suck Abhainn Na Suca 212 River Slaney Abhainn Na Slaine 213 River Moy Abhainn Na Mhuaide 214 River Brosna Abhainn Na Brosnai 215 River Avonmore An Abhainn More 216 River Dodder Abhainn Na Dothra 217 River Flesk Abhainn Na Fleisce 218 River Garavogue Abhainn Na Garbhoige 219 River Tolka Abhainn Na Tolcann 220 River Blackwater An Abhainn Dubh 221 River Fealge Abhainn Na Feilge 222 River Dargle Abhainn Na Dargaile 223 River Anner Abhainn Nah Ainnire 224 River Feale Abhainn Na Feile 225 River Deel Abhainn Na Daoile 226 River Suir Abhainn Na Siuire 227 River Laune Abhainn Na Leamhna 228 River Owenea An Abhainn Bui 229 River Maine Abhainn Na Mainge 230 River Bandon Abhainn Na Bandan 231 River Maigue Abhainn Na Maighe 232 River Cummeragh Abhainn Na Chomaraigh 233 River Clare Abhainn Na Chlair 234 River Aherlow Abhainn Nah Eatharlai

Final HO pics 1707 CIE 4F Shows different box that the HO loco came in, bottom pic shows the standard HO box of the time.

Next fair Sunday 15th September 10.30 am - 3 pm

Next Stillorgan fair Sunday September 15th 10'30 am - 3pm

Thanks for the mail Dan, talk to you next week!

71. Mr. Lawlor asked the Minister for Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht Michael D. Higgins the plans, if any, he has to address the concerns of residents in the Clonsilla area of Dublin 15 regarding the preservation of the old signal box at Clonsilla Station as part of our transport heritage; if his attention has been drawn to the fact that this signal box may be the last of its kind in the Dublin area and that there is concern that it may be demolished as the line becomes automated; and if he will discuss the heritage aspects of this matter with the relevant bodies to ensure the preservation of the old signal box at Clonsilla, either in situ, or at an adjacent site. [13748/96] Minister for Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht (Mr. M. Higgins): This matter has not previously been brought to my attention. However, as the signal box is the property of a public authority, I will request the advice of the Heritage Council as to whether it should be designated as a heritage building under section 10 of the Heritage Act, 1995.

Troops I am looking for a Rivarossi Royal Scot if anyone has one lurking away in some corner of the loft HO scale , they did not last long, less than 2 years if memory serves me Might also be interested in some coaches but its really the loco I am looking for Thanking youse in advance!!! I could also give some very generous trade in allowance against any Murphy Model stuff you may require wrenneire@gmail.com please, I hate the PM gig

Agree there Steve, I think the train ran end to end and platforms were on the one side only Have some pics somewhere, will try and dig them up

Am I missing something?

(London)Derry & Lough Swilly?

Some scarce HO boxed coaches 9144 CIE Mk 2 9146 CIE Bredin/Park Royal? Some different box styles. The centre one would be the more common one.

Trap points stop traffic entering onto the main line if it is not due to run on the main line, sometimes has a sand drag attached Catch points derail the vehicles

You have to give me a point for Bush, we've all heard of Kate Bush?

Ballybrack, called after Granny Brack Bush , Co Louth on the old Dundalk Greenore line Clonsilla, after "Our Cilla" Connolly, after Mrs Connolly who gave out the jam sandwiches in St John Bosco's in the 60's PADDY MURPHY A basket contains 5 apples, of which 1 is spoiled and the rest are good. If The Minister for Hardship is to select 2 apples from the basket simultaneously and at random, what is the possibility that the 2 apples selected will include the spoiled apple? That kind of thing? They all did, "The 9.15 to Sligo" "The 10.12 to Howth" etc No

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