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    This one could be a cover of a book
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    Your right. If regular engines could be converted to hydrogen with relitive ease on tractors, trucks or even cars. It would cut out the huge proportion of co2 burned in producing a new engine while making current engines last a little bit longer as well as be great for the environment
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    Good to see packages actually getting to ya
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    Re-engined 071s….how long are they going to be on the rails!
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    I still have a feeling that farmers will much easier fall to a second hand tractor then these yokes. One of Our tractors cost 60k in 2005, 45 was offered for it after nearly 20 years labour. I should be going up, will check
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    No guiness….only beamish!
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    Anyone need accomidation in cork
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    The red coach (if not the whole train) was used in lifting the west cork line a few years later
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    On an old episode of top gear I remember how Indian dinners were a subscription service and were delivered by train
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    What about these. 2 of these quite large lamps. Spotted at me local shop
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    CIE light green and dark green….can be hard to make up. Would be nice if somone just made a standerd pot of “CIE green paint” like hattons or IRM. if you want tips on CIE green put “CIE green paint Irish railway modeller” into google and I’m sure various threads with various awnsers will come up. With passage green it’s a bit harder. A CBPR coach on original livery was found in 1969 and is recorded in colour on the IRRS archive. Problem is by that stage the liver and crest were WELL faded. In any case any sort of “dark green” will do as who is going to correct you!
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    I think, certainly with the age of farmers here and certain loyalties those have with certain brands may lead this one to blow over some 50 percent of the tractors sold here are between 3 brands
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    Funny enough it looks more grey rather then black in that picture. But If it’s 464 it’s probobly black alright from 1961 till withdrawal in 1963
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    I can’t really tell from the photo….what number is this bandon tank.
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    ???? not so much of interest for my era but im sure this is of great interest…
  16. Westcorkrailway
    all good until the guiness runs out and no one can find the bandon tank….and me!
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    It’s not very long. I would say about 150 meters maybe? From memory
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    I think it’s 5’3…..
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    I think the branch line society was on that fernicular around the time tailte tours was in Kerry. the only railway left in west cork….using GNRI chairs
  20. Westcorkrailway
    Have your ridden on the Clonakilty golf club fernicular railway???
  21. Westcorkrailway
    can you do the entire IOM network in a day? I haven’t a notion and I would have asked Sean when I had the chance!
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    I was selling for €30….almost double what Leslie is charging for his new rtr eange will tell u how good value they are
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    The problem with these areas mentioned. Bandon, skibbereen, Clonakilty, bantry, dunmanway. It’s that it’s very hard to make a line including every one of them without branchlines. Also. It seems this rail review would have easily knocked youghal out but because youghal and west cork have greenway projects currently in development. It’s hard to say weather that played a factor. greenways are the future for the west cork until at least 2050/60 by which stage I will be nearing retirement!
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    https://www.gov.ie/pdf/?file=https%3A%2F%2Fassets.gov.ie%2F264977%2F84a63257-d41d-4d13-804c-6e1142c4c629.pdf&fbclid=IwAR3wLIC7KPmGZUelTVJB15iGEwoFge7LKihQktv4JpXDcT7DmG11KfW5nTg_aem_ARyiwTxPawu-5fawC2Ng4747EV5kwYwbi1WK4wni4E_Hl06p-lrpiuoglcumFGt4_0E#page=null
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