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minister_for_hardship
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Connolly afaik.
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RPSI 186 got daubed last night, so I hear.
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If you're going to deface something, at least do it legibly. Like what is it supposed to be?
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In a parallel universe, does No. 90 stay in Fermoy on display rather than a move to Mallow?
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The URL was the problem. The Minister is pleased with tech support. Thanks for the dig-out.
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Windows internet Explorer 9
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I have trouble seeing pics posted by others, any reason why??? They just show up as default image icons.
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They'd want to start walking the Foynes branch too if that's physically possible now, there's a well known epicentre of 'cultural activity' close by....
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Not the first cable theft...though it's been plaguing both preserved and Network Rail for a few years now across the water. http://www.joe.ie/news-politics/current-affairs/cable-theft-shuts-down-dart-services-0011753-1 http://www.nationalist.ie/news/local/cabling-theft-disrupts-rail-services-1-2568685 From memory crossing gates were taken at a couple of locations and rails taken from Campile I think.
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NOTHING will happen until the lead is stripped off the roofs of Stormont and Leinster House.
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There is/was a small pocket guide that may come up on Fleabay on occasion, Locomotives & Rolling Stock of Coras Iompair Eireann and Northern Ireland Railways by Doyle, O.;Hirsch. Has useful running no's, basic stats and dates of building etc., some pics, but they tend to be smallish and in b/w only. Have fond memories of WA, found orange and black GMs there too!
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They're not fictional. The b*stards got me Lucky Charms. Why do they call it a Casino when there's no one-armed bandits/roulette or any of that jazz in it?
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irrs thurs 26th april Hueston station talk railway languages
minister_for_hardship replied to waffles's topic in What's On?
Interesting. Have a few GS&WR clerks entrance exam papers from 1919-1920 for Latin and (unusually for the time) Irish. The only Latin motto I can think of (apart from the Cork one in the CB&PR coat of arms) is in the UTA coat of arms 'Transportatio Cultum Significat' (Transport Is Civilisation)