Murph

Mixed the photo's up a little, sure ye'll get the idea ! Cottages running uphill Horace Foster's Blacksmith and stables

Slowly gettin there, any questions ? Please feel free to ask, Cheeky Bugger complete with flower display and Feeneys Tobacco shop New loco and wagons

OK lads here go's .... basic cardboard covered with brick papers Windows goin in

Hi Derek, It IS the one in Limerick, got the idea from a photo on interweb tingy, you'll recognise it when I get the f***in laptop to pair with the tablet Tried for an hour last night with charging lead into USB socket and after the said hour I gave up, took some cracking photo's yesterday and have some from a while back for comparison but no way could I get them to connect. Trying later on with the yer wans phone , I know that works !!!!!

WRENNEIRE I'm the one on the left The blonde !!!! The fella with the hat on the right is Dianne (a Van Morrison Lookalike) FLYING SNAIL the wait will be over very soon boy, watch this space............

Thanks LARNE CABIN , Nice to have a fellow Red, Klopp is known to the local LFC fans down here in Cobh as "Saint Jurgen" Had the privilege of being in Jack Doyles Bar with a big crowd of red fans and about 1/2 a dozen United fans when we beat United 7 - 0 , the bar was jointed and the craic was mighty. Here's the view from our front bay window, we're right opposite the entrance to Cork harbour, the huge cruise liners go past us really close in , Awesome sight. And me at a gig in the Heritage centre in the old railway station......

Thanks jhb171achill and Gabhal Luimnigh , just need to upload from tablet then I'll post a few, I run 0-4-0 / 0-6-0's due to tight radius curves in me limited space, took delivery today of a gorgeous Hornby R3640 PO Willans and Robinson Peckett W4 Class 0-4-0 ST ,beautifully detailed and a grand runner quite heavy too.

Hi, Just a reminder, I'm from Cobh in Co. Cork, married for 20 years to Claire, a huge Liverpool fan, and the banjo player in a local band. Back to the forum after illness, back to normal now thank god, and just celebrated me 65th birthday. Awakened the interest in the model in the press which is about 3.5 metres deep by 2 metres wide, with a duck under board spanning the doorway so I can run trains all the way round, winding track, 4 sidings so I can run a choice of trains, can't remember posting any photo's but O'Connell's Wharf is going along beautifully, will post a few piccies soon as I can. Big into scratch building (best one yet is Nancy Blakes Ale House, and another pub called The Cheeky Bugger, which will both be in the pics. Looking forward to meeting ye all. Sláinte Murph