Darragh

Thanks, you've cured the curiosity. God, thats mad, in Mountmellick!

I was looking into Conniberry Jct. (the junction for the Kilkenny and Mountrath lines at Portlaois) and stumbled across this peculiar photograph. 207, in Laois, not only that but at Conniberry Jct. I can see she has CIE sprayed on her buffer beam and that she may be in use on the Dublin-Cork, but how did 207 end up here? Was she on a railtour, or special outing? I cant image an ex GNR mainline loco to be working the Portlaois to Kilkenny route.

Wow! Thank you very much. I was completely unaware such a site existed. I can see that this is going to come in handy.

Quick question. Would anybody know where I could get my hands on some yellow-brick sheets, like that used on the GNR? I have already done a fair bit of looking but cannot really seem to find any online.

I have a new GNR station building added. It is based heavily off Sion Mills.

Thank you all for the help. However I based my own shed off of the goods shed in Laffansbridge. It came together very well with its functioning doors on rails.

Very nice

Thank you very much

I am in the middle of constructing a small goods yard, not too dissimilar to Westport Quay. I plan on constructing a carriage shed and small goods store. I plan to make a slate roofed carriage shed but cannot find any good examples to base it off. I am also having a small bit of difficulty finding a good picture of the track side of a small goods shed to base my one off. Could anybody be of possible assistance?

I've had a bit more progress since with the layout. I've got the locos and rolling stock looking somewhat great northern too.

I have most of the signals now in position on the layout

I was after paying a recent visit to the transport museum and found a GNR ground signal, much to my delight.

After a bit of searching I couldn't seem to find any indication of what GNR ground signals look like. Are they much the same as the ground signals in the rest of the country? Thanks

I think I might as well include the ground signals David, it'd make the layout a little bit more interesting. Here's where I'm at so far

Thank you David. I couldn't have asked for a better explanation. This has been very helpful. I'll keep you posted with the progress. Thanks again