Signal Post Posted October 23 Posted October 23 (edited) (Edited version in italics). Don't think so, that looks to be from Griffith Ave, as far as I know (and as stated above) the entrance to DFB Training Centre is on Malahide Road. Just looked at it there on Google Street View and it shows it clearly enough, (drove past this afternoon just to check). The entrance is directly opposite the gates to Mount Temple (the show venue) on Malahide Road. Be aware that Malahide Road is a dual carriageway so entry to the DFB Training Centre is only possible heading towards Malahide ie travelling away from the city centre, for those coming from M50 etc head down the M1 towards Whitehall, keep going until Griffith Avenue (a large tree lined road), turn left onto Griffith Ave and keep going straight, past large white church on left hand side until you come to a large chicane (s bend) (trees straight in front of you) and go left there onto Malahide Road and the entrance is a short distance up that road on left hand side. Hope this helps. Edited October 23 by Signal Post 1 1 Quote
John-r Posted October 23 Posted October 23 Even better again Signal Post, great directions, many thanks. Quote
Blaine Posted October 23 Author Posted October 23 4 hours ago, Georgeconna said: Well done to the lads for doing that. As the man says less stress driving about! 17 spaces? Is this the Entrance? No, its around the corner on the Malahide Road - literally across the road from each other 3 Quote
amdaley Posted October 24 Posted October 24 2 hours ago, WRENNEIRE said: Suggestion. Put the names in black as they are hard to see 2 Quote
Blaine Posted October 24 Author Posted October 24 5 hours ago, WRENNEIRE said: Please note - this is NOT the final version 1 2 Quote
Jack_Dunboyne Posted October 24 Posted October 24 1 hour ago, Blaine said: Please note - this is NOT the final version I hope so. One big layout is missing 1 Quote
Jack_Dunboyne Posted October 25 Posted October 25 All packed. Ready to go. will be there within an hour. Anyone fancy to help with the set up ? Quote
Colin_McLeod Posted October 25 Posted October 25 Looking forward to this show and to meeting the IRM people tomorrow. 1 Quote
airfixfan Posted October 25 Posted October 25 Getting the bus tomorrow from Connolly any advice? Quote
Mick Posted October 25 Posted October 25 Can't wait for tomorrow! Very thankful to all who have given time to organise! 1 1 Quote
Georgeconna Posted October 25 Posted October 25 (edited) look looks nice an airy!, jumper needed perhaps! Edited October 25 by Georgeconna 6 Quote
Jack_Dunboyne Posted October 25 Posted October 25 Lads, just to inform you. Main hall was to small to accommodate our layout. We are in VIP section in canteen. It's a building next to main parking on the way to the main hall. Come around to see some proper scale there will be one of the most iconic polish passenger car on the track. 9 10 Quote
Broithe Posted October 25 Posted October 25 Surely the National Transport Authority should have to approve an infrastructure project on this scale? 2 1 9 Quote
Bob229 Posted October 26 Posted October 26 1 hour ago, enniscorthyman said: All set with Bog Road at the Show today. A fine layout. looka a big hall enjoy the show 2 Quote
amdaley Posted October 26 Posted October 26 (edited) 20241026_130135.mp4 Very enjoyable show with some great layouts. Well done everyone Edited October 26 by amdaley 9 1 Quote
Bob229 Posted October 26 Posted October 26 Thanks for the photos looks busy plenty of excellent layouts, unfortunately could not make it this year 1 Quote
Flying Snail Posted October 26 Posted October 26 Great pictures and videos lads - really looking forward to visiting tomorrow! Quote
Noel Posted October 26 Posted October 26 8 hours ago, enniscorthyman said: All set with Bog Road at the Show today. Bog Road was fabulous. My grand children were really impressed with it too. How did you take that photo, the crowds of people were so large it was nearly impossible to see some of the layouts the large hall was so crammed with people. Fantastic visitor turnout. 2 hours ago, amdaley said: Buffers lock was extraordinarily interesting. Grand children very impressed with the visuals and micro scenes 4 1 Quote
enniscorthyman Posted October 26 Posted October 26 2 hours ago, Noel said: Bog Road was fabulous. My grand children were really impressed with it too. How did you take that photo, the crowds of people were so large it was nearly impossible to see some of the layouts the large hall was so crammed with people. Fantastic visitor turnout. Buffers lock was extraordinarily interesting. Grand children very impressed with the visuals and micro scenes I saw you today Noel,but never got a chance to talk.Massive crowds today alright,although I took the photos well before the show opened. 2 Quote
Colin_McLeod Posted October 27 Posted October 27 I was very impressed with that Polish layout. The long run with buildings etc at realistic distances apart and the rolling stock. There is a very definite eastern European look about it. 6 1 Quote
Horsetan Posted October 27 Posted October 27 1 hour ago, Colin_McLeod said: I was very impressed with that Polish layout. The long run with buildings etc at realistic distances apart and the rolling stock. There is a very definite eastern European look about it. The Fremo get-togethers are a great way of making the rolling stock clock up the mileage. 3 Quote
Kevin Sweeney Posted October 28 Posted October 28 I was at the exhibition yesterday morning, my first ever model railway show. Big crowd when I was there. On my way in I passed two teenage girls who were leaving the exhibition. One said to the other "that was really cool wasn't it", her friend agreed. It was great to hear, I can't think of any other hobby that is mainly the preserve of middle aged and elderly men, that teenage girls would describe as cool. 2 Quote
murphaph Posted October 28 Posted October 28 27 minutes ago, Kevin Sweeney said: I was at the exhibition yesterday morning, my first ever model railway show. Big crowd when I was there. On my way in I passed two teenage girls who were leaving the exhibition. One said to the other "that was really cool wasn't it", her friend agreed. It was great to hear, I can't think of any other hobby that is mainly the preserve of middle aged and elderly men, that teenage girls would describe as cool. Great to hear. It would be a great customer base to tap into if that interest could be converted into sales. Trainsets for little girls anyone? Quote
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