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This new heritage railway map was collected from the printers yesterday. Published by the Donegal Railway Heritage Centre supported by Donegal County Council.
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Wonder what JHB thinks of this collection?
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Would be glad to help 2 JHB
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Why are they not being published by the IRRS?
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The NCC records were destroyed in 1941 when York Road was bombed during the Belfast Blitz. Looks like a wagon plate from a 3 foot gauge NCC wagon. Remember being told years ago that Volume 3 of the NCC books by Currie covering NCC rolling stock manuscript was due to be published?
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Some errors such as River Foyle name missing plus no photos of the two 201s in NIR Blue livery.
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Modern Locomotives Illustrated current issue has a good article on the GM 201s class
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A very good book review in the current issue of Heritage Railway magazine. Thanks
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The bottom photo is very interesting
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Another very rare photo for this DSER linked theme
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Well can the RPSI help save this unique survivor?
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Donegal-themed Zoom night Tuesday 25th Jan from 19:45
airfixfan replied to Niles's topic in What's On?
Intend to show some rare photos of Drumboe in particular tonight. -
Well.if it is near Larne would the people in Whitehead be interested in saving this rare survivor?
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Have posted a GNR S Class photo a few days ago that may interest you?
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The lesser known Slieve Donard branch!
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Thank you from the Author!
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Some nice colour CDR photos in latest issue of Backtrack magazine Also photo of CIE 356 and some references to the Turf Burner 2!
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At the Donegal Railway Heritage Centre we have restored and returned Drumboe to Donegal Town. Tourism has all but died and our Museum has seen on average one visitor per day over the last 10 days. Please buy our new Lough Swilly book with all monies raised supporting railway preservation in County Donegal.
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Number 173 Galteemore
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Wagons behind an “A” class in silver, green or all-black livery
airfixfan replied to jhb171achill's topic in Irish Models
Cattle traffic main reason why the Tralee and Dingle survived until 1953. -
Have already booked to visit next month.
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Narrow Gauge Steam 5 is out with articles on the Ballycastle Line and the Schull and Skibbereen. Published by Kelsey Publshing and also includes some rare colour photos of the Lough Swilly 2
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See this photo of No 173
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The last CDR rails remain to this day embedded in the pier at Killybegs
