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see rails of sdhiefield are giving free postage with in the UK to celebrare- pity that (for once) the dont give the same offer to her neighbours!

beautiful work.....love the wagons, but im stone mad about the A class...

great price!

'Neither a wise man nor a brave man lies down on the tracks of history to wait for the train of the future to run over him.' Dwight D. Eisenhower

well done snapper- thats a clip you wont see too often!

absolutely superb pics! great to see those breakdown cranes in action.... a superb scene! thanks for posting them and bty the pic quality excelent!

good man - looking forward to seeing them!

any chance you could get a pic?

another convert to the irish scene! welcome on board John - there's loads of advice and plenty of banter on here! dont be worrying about your computer skills..your doing fine so far!

good man richie - can be got on ebay for 21.90 euros plus postage!

not the irish ones anyway! im looking at pics of them in 'locos of the gsr'

lovely pics there broithe, Danke, dass sie auf!

i presume you mean this.... i know it says 00/ho on the box but they are the same as here - oo gauge. got a few coaches some years back over there and they identical to some i got recently from wrenneire. hope this helps.

good stuff finnyus!

a sad loss to his family and the club, condolances and may he rest in peace.

that would be worth seeing!

thanks for the info eiretrains. i always thought when you heard the word 'runaway' it ment that nobody was on board to stop the loco, like what happened when a loco ranaway on the driver comming out of the depot in portlaoise and slapped into the buffer at the station!

try again TM, its definately working.

one last blast......

did she run mainline after repair or was she confined to pilot duties?

was she written off after the smash or could was she repaired?

great shot Aaclass - any more?

lovely pics neil - 461 looks stunning and there is a beautiful contrast of colour between her and the blue cravens!

the army have decided to withdraw the Panhard AML20 and 90's from operational service with effect from the 1th of may 2013. 'Our photo is of the last shoot of the Panhard AML 90 Armoured Vehicle and were taken on 30 April 2013 in the Glen of Imaal by Airman Jason Byrne. Panhard armoured vehicles were first introduced into service with the Defence Forces in 1964 and soon after, AML 60s were deployed on overseas service to Cyprus (UNFICYP). Over a period of almost fifty years, the Panhard armoured fleet has seen extensive service both at home and abroad including firing in action in the Battle of At Tiri in Lebanon in 1980, as a Quick Reaction Force (QRF) to injured civilians during the Grapes of Wrath offensive in Lebanon in 1996 and were used in an armoured reconnaissance role during violence in Monrovia, Liberia when intensive rioting began in 2004. Following an upgrade programme in the 1990s which included dieselisation and re-turreting, the operational life of the vehicles was extended. However the Panhard fleet of AML 90s and 20s has now reached the end of its operational life. All Panhard AML 90 and AML 20 vehicles currently in service with the Defence Forces will become non-operational today 01 May 2013 and will be withdrawn from service' the above was a press release from the army press office. thought you lads would like to see a few pics of them... AML 60 AML 20 aml 90 un aml 90 90'S in a live fire ex in the Glenn its sad to see them go, as they were a great fleet , with the exception of the aml 60....the mortar round had a nasty habbit of hopping out of the breech when on the move - scared the s*ite out of the crew!!!