00 GAUGE IRISH RAILWAY WANTED

[josh_]

From coaches wagons locos as I’m looking to adopt some new lifelong models to my growing collection 

Feel free to donate stuff u have that’s taking up space and want it to go somewhere that’s they be appreciated 

Edited 23 hours ago by josh_

[jhb171achill]

Are you looking to purchase, or donated ietms? Folks here would possibly like to know.....

[josh_]

Apologies donated 

[Westcorkrailway]

Christ I didn’t realise you could get Irish models for free….must be looking in the wrong places!!!

[jhb171achill]

2 hours ago, Westcorkrailway said:

Christ I didn’t realise you could get Irish models for free….must be looking in the wrong places!!!

But there’s a shipping fee of £$€200 per item to any address in the Rebel County….

[Westcorkrailway]

2 hours ago, jhb171achill said:

fee of £$€200 per item to any address in the Rebel County….

Didn’t realise Trump became mayor of cork…..

[jhb171achill]

4 hours ago, Westcorkrailway said:

Didn’t realise Trump became mayor of cork…..

Thankfully not! But he might buy it and build a wall round it, and make Kerry pay........

[Colin_McLeod]

6 hours ago, Westcorkrailway said:

Didn’t realise Trump became mayor of cork…..

[murrayec]

No, no, don't be putting pictures of him up! please

Eoin

[Mayner]

30 minutes ago, Colin_McLeod said:

Though Ireland would have applied to become the 51st State or at least a US Overseas Territory by now avoid all this fuss with major US companies using Ireland and a tax haven and off-shoring  "American jobs" to Ireland. Afterall Mary Harney once said the Irish people felt closer to Boston than Hamburg (or was it Berlin) as a people and in terms of doing business. In a way Donald reminds me of Charlie Haughy in terms of personality.

Anyway wasn't his mother Mary Anne MacLeod born in a Scots-Gaelic speaking household in the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides from a Clann/family displaced by the Highland Clearances.

No doubt there is some Irish Ancestory on the mothers side  as the Gaels brought the Gaelic language, customs and Christianity to the Highlands during the early middle ages.

Edited 1 hour ago by Mayner

[jhb171achill]

15 minutes ago, Mayner said:

 

 

No doubt there is some Irish Ancestory on the mothers side  as the Gaels brought the Gaelic language, customs and Christianity to the Highlands during the early middle ages.

Gawwwwwd I hope not!!!!  (reaches for smelling salts.....)

45 minutes ago, Colin_McLeod said:

Well, he's bought it. And Kerry is paying for it.

 

[Horsetan]

23 minutes ago, jhb171achill said:

...Well, he's bought it. And Kerry is paying for it.

Sure yer man could tap the Healy-Raes for a few quid