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a real shame. one of the lads put up a pic of the north wall and there was a few mk3's still there. was hoping against the odds that they might be put back in service, but as you say thats not going to happen now:((

a few lovely shots ...great to see that there is still a few m3's still there at the wall!

wanderer - great to see the genny in use with the enterprise! and the shot of the railcar comming out of killarney gets my vote from that batch of pics. im surprised you didnt get a shot of the poor deer:rolleyes:

interesting pic garfield. wouldnt it be great to go back in time and be let loose in inchicore?

ger, thats a beautiful job you have done - you can be proud of her!

no, just want to make up a rake of irish carriages. many thanks wrenn

any chance you have some of the coaches for sale wrenn?

fair play anto - great vids! thanks for showing the clip of EM 50....superb! the detail shots of weathering on the loco is brill....love the temp gauges on the axels - never noticed them before!

great info TTm thanks:tumbsup:

or time to quit?

lovely layout kev...well done!

[quote name= This is just an extract from the Sulzers, one such interesting movement being recorded: 'On 25 August 1962 B112 took over the hauling of the remaining two Queens, Nos. 800 and 801, from the ailing A48 which had hauled them from Thurles; but the load proved too much and B112 failed at Portarlington, clear case of “dead” steam triumphing over “live” Diesel!' any pics of that event eiretrain?

now you are bulshitting me! you cant leave this thread without giving more info on same please...

that looked like the future for our gallant police force.....robbing the post office to pay their wages!!!!

broithe..at the first glance , i thought you worked in a ww2 factory making mini torpedo subs for the british navy!

this is one of the many reasons that i love this site.... the willingness of you lads to pass on such fantastic information on railway history! well done and many thanks! johnathan, looking forward to part 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8................................40!

drink is the cure for all your ales!

that has happened to a good few in as many years....heres a clip of one spit which crashed after a n undercarrage collaose cant be that many of there beautiful aircraft left that are still operational.

dont they pick that up as they go along?......(couldnt help that one!)

if only that were irish!!!

'Marriage is neither heaven nor hell, it is simply purgatory.' Abraham Lincoln

ever wonder how they paint a loco? well, wonder no more.... stunning paintwork!

david, i got bogied guinness , curtain side cement, bubbles and shale wagons from tommy and am delighted with them.

great pics westy...love the camoflaged control tower!

proud owner of B114 black and tan ....a real beauty!