IrishTrainScenes Posted May 5 Author Posted May 5 Also, a friendly reminder that this year and next mark 30 years of the De Dietrich sets and 80 years of the Enterprise... 3 1
NIRCLASS80 Posted May 5 Posted May 5 On 3/5/2026 at 12:02 PM, IrishTrainScenes said: 0929 ex Drogheda 54 late Late departure from Belfast due to buses in Belfast being delayed due to the marathon.
IrishTrainScenes Posted May 8 Author Posted May 8 Well that was certainly an interesting week for the Enterprise... 1
IrishTrainScenes Posted May 10 Author Posted May 10 Saturday 30th Sunday 31st May and Monday 1st June Due to engineering works between Drogheda and Dundalk on Saturday 30th Sunday 31st May and Monday 1st June there will be NO Enterprise Connolly to Belfast train service between Connolly to Drogheda and Dundalk on Satuday 30th Sunday 31st May and Monday 1st June: The following transfer journey arrangements will apply: Enterprise Service: will operate as bus transfer between: Connolly/ Drogheda/ Dundalk. Train service will operate Newry/ Portadown/ Belfast Grand Central. Enterprise services from Connolly station are advanced by 30mins: 16:50 Connolly to Belfast will depart at normal departure time: Last Enterprise service from Connolly will operate at normal departure time 20:50
IrishTrainScenes Posted May 10 Author Posted May 10 16:50 Dublin Connolly to Belfast Grand Central Station due 19:00 16:50 Dublin Connolly to Belfast Grand Central Station due 19:00 will call additionally at Lurgan, Moira and Lisburn. It has been previously delayed, has been further delayed at Newry and is now 144 minutes late. This is due to an earlier train fault. Will be formed of 3 coaches between Portadown and Belfast Grand Central Station. First class not available. Catering is reduced. Message Received :10/05/2026 20:59 Time Destination 16:50 Dublin Connolly On Time 17:28 Drogheda On Time 17:50 Dundalk 20:05 18:08 Newry 20:32 18:30 Portadown 20:54 Unschld. Lurgan 21:02 Unschld. Moira 21:07 Unschld. Lisburn 21:14 19:00 Belfast Grand Central Station 21:24
Colin_McLeod Posted May 11 Posted May 11 (edited) On 14/4/2026 at 12:21 AM, jhb171achill said: ....But the main line is a very different kettle'o'fish indeed. Nailed it. Fish oil can be used as fuel and steam engines are known as kettles Edited May 11 by Colin_McLeod 1
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