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Two completely different systems which will never interact. Therefore no need for it. The only bugger is if you go searching for 4006 on my website you will get both types unless you put in the stock type (MKIV or LUAS4000) to filter the results to the correct type of stock.

 

And last time I checked a tram is not a bus!!! :mad::mad::mad::mad:

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.... as this is 4006, does that mean that the Mk IV DVT needs an '8' or something put in front of it to distinguish it from the 'bus' in the photo?

 

Why would it need to be distinguished from the MkIV DVT? While they are both rail-based transportation systems, the two items of rolling stock are owned by different organisations so the question of a common numbering scheme doesn't arise.

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That makes sense. Thanks to both of you for the clarification

And last time I checked a tram is not a bus!!! :mad::mad::mad::mad:

THat's why I said 'bus' in refereence to the NIR bus and NIR-owned 201 class locomotives. I know what a tram is.

However this is a large (electrically) motorized mass transit vehicle on a very fixed route for payment, is it not? So no need to get irate at those of us not so endeared to the Luas, please

 

Ref. Oxford Dictionary (English)

Bus

1 A large motor vehicle carrying passengers by road, especially one serving the public on a fixed route and for a fare:

2 Computing ...... etc

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That makes sense. Thanks to both of you for the clarification

 

THat's why I said 'bus' in refereence to the NIR bus and NIR-owned 201 class locomotives. I know what a tram is.

However this is a large (electrically) motorized mass transit vehicle on a very fixed route for payment, is it not? So no need to get irate at those of us not so endeared to the Luas, please

 

Ref. Oxford Dictionary (English)

Bus

1 A large motor vehicle carrying passengers by road, especially one serving the public on a fixed route and for a fare:

2 Computing ...... etc

 

Mod: There's no need to descend into condescension when responding to what looks to be a genuine misunderstanding.

 

Any further correspondence into this matter should be taken up with the mod team via PM, so the thread doesn't stray off-topic.

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Evening folks,

 

Back on topic :)

 

Few shots from the past few days:

- Carn Bridge for 215 on the 1700 Heuston - Cork.

- Killenard for 233 on the 1820 Cork - Heuston.

- Clonkeen & Killonan Jct. for 079 on the 1420 Heuston -Limerick HOBS.

- Portarlington for the 1710 Heuston - Athlone (22042) & 1725 Heuston - Limerick (22040).

 

Click http://smu.gs/1zl8neL to view.

 

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Some photos from Monday in Kildare, Monasterevin and Limerick Junction. Including 215, 217, 222, 234 and Enterprise 233 on Cork services, 085 and 086 on the DFDS liner, 073 on the laden timber train, 22000 and 2800 class railcars, water birds and an air crops plane over Monasterevin doing loops.

 

Kildare

http://www.flickr.com/photos/99687034@N06/sets/72157649910121053/

 

Monasterevin

http://www.flickr.com/photos/99687034@N06/sets/72157651776125747/

 

 

Limerick Junction

https://www.flickr.com/photos/99687034@N06/sets/72157651776256167/

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Evening all,

 

Pictures from today are from a lunchtime visit to Rosskelton, south of Portlaoise for the Sperry Train, plus the 1300 Heuston - Cork and 1220 Cork - Heuston.

 

Click the picture below to view the gallery.

 

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Ahhhh, I never get tired of the look of the intercity, it's a very pleasing combination of steel and greenery.

 

And nothing compares to standing at a level crossing 6 feet from it hammering past you at 90mph!

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Good afternoon all,

 

A final April update from me, with photos from both the 29th and 30th April.

 

Wednesday, 29th April:

 

Photos from

 

Portlaoise, Heuston, Inchicore, Kildare and Sallins, featuring 4008, 078 and 218 amongst others.

 

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All photos can be seen here -

 

 

Thursday, 30th April:

 

Mainly photos from Portarlington with a couple from Kildare and Heuston. This sees 219 and 087 at Portarlington

 

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All photos can be seen here -

 

Regards,

Kieran

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A visit to the former Clonkeen Level Crossing near Portlaoise for the 1700 Cork & 1705 Tralee. Plus Guest contributor Andrew Roche has images from Cobh Station of the Cunard Liner Queen Victoria which was in Port for the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Lusitania.

Click http://smu.gs/1Ikay54 to view.

 

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Good afternoon all,

 

A few pictures from the RPSI's "The Strand" railtour yesterday. Despite getting drenched in rain a good day was had by all.

 

Locations include:

Portlaoise, Monasterevin, Kildare, Sallins, Hazelhatch on the way in

Connolly, Drumcondra, Clonsilla and M3 Parkway

Newcomen Junction

Bray

Greystones

Kilcoole

Wicklow

Gorey

Enniscorthy

Wexford

Rosslare

 

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All photos can be viewed here -

 

 

Saturday brough 85 through Portlaoise and a quick trip out to get a snap

 

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All photos can be seen here -

 

Regards,

Kieran

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Picture of the RPSI South Munster Railtour so far...http://smu.gs/1DZcQyN

 

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Fab scene and photo. If somebody could only photoshop the disintegrating gsv into the same smart livery. Does anybody know if the other gsv currently being refurbished will have a matching livery with the cravens or will it be B&T?

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Thanks for the kind comments guys. inspiration for that photo must go to Finnyus though for his shot of 233 at that location.

 

Another great day for steam fans in Cork and Kerry with the RPSI's 85 and 461 in action with a trip between Cork - Cobh - Cork - Killarney - Cork. Just a pity the weather was dire compared to Saturday's sun.

 

Pictures from Sunday begin at http://smu.gs/1F0mghp

 

The Wanderer.

 

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What a fabulous setting Neil, great shot!

 

Some more of Merlin yesterday, and other shots such as 088 on the liner and 206 before she failed in Kildare as well as others on my flickr

 

17263511180_379d4807c4_k.jpgMore Merlin Magic by franburke, on Flickr]

 

Great shots all round, Merlin looks fantastic :) Something I've always noticed though, which is visible in these shots, is what cowboy built the wobbly block wall alongside the house on the northbound side! :confused:

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What a fabulous setting Neil, great shot!

 

Some more of Merlin yesterday, and other shots such as 088 on the liner and 206 before she failed in Kildare as well as others on my flickr

 

17263511180_379d4807c4_k.jpgMore Merlin Magic by franburke, on Flickr]

 

Great shots all round, Merlin looks fantastic :) Something I've always noticed though, which is visible in these shots, is what cowboy built the wobbly block wall alongside the house on the northbound side! :confused:

 

Cheers Barl. I never noticed the wall before, but it's part of a property of a person I'm not sure I'd want to mess with I believe!

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Good evening all,

 

A few shots from today at Heuston, Inchicore and Portlaoise, including:

 

A lost 22049

8208 and 206 in Inchicore

ICR's at Portlaoise and Heuston

85 taking water at Portlaoise

234 and 219 passing Portlaoise

 

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Full set can be seen here -

 

Regards,

Kieran

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Evening all,

 

Pictures of the RPSI's 85 and 461 around Portlaoise and Portarlington today.

Click http://smu.gs/1bKMUAf to view.

 

A fantastic weekend of railtouring and chasing. A big thank you to all concerned for putting on a great show.

 

The pictures from the Strand Diesel Tour on Friday and the other general shots from the weekend will appear over the next couple of days.

 

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