ttc0169 Posted March 6 Author Posted March 6 Last nights arrival under the floodlights-048 arrives into the Lakeview freight yard with the ex Sligo BELL liner. 8 2
ttc0169 Posted March 7 Author Posted March 7 049 arrives at the Lakeview freight yard with the ex Ballina BELL liner. 7
ttc0169 Posted March 13 Author Posted March 13 Pal vans arrive on Tara junction behind 027,which is working the Limerick -Sligo goods train. 6
ttc0169 Posted March 17 Author Posted March 17 124+134 arrive at the Lakeview freight yard with the Platin-Lakeview bogie bulk cement train. 9 1
derek Posted March 19 Posted March 19 Irish cement wagons are excellent Noel. What's the story with them? Who weathered them? 1
ttc0169 Posted March 19 Author Posted March 19 1 hour ago, derek said: Irish cement wagons are excellent Noel. What's the story with them? Who weathered them? Thanks Derek, They are MIR resin/white metal kits built and weathered by myself-I replaced the bogies on them with the IRM ones a few years ago. 1 1
JasonB Posted March 20 Posted March 20 Lovely stuff, Noel. Nice to see the bogie cement wagons out and about. They're a favourite of mine. 2 1
ttc0169 Posted March 21 Author Posted March 21 On 20/3/2026 at 3:03 PM, DJ Dangerous said: Great to see the orange DAF again! 19 hours ago, JasonB said: Lovely stuff, Noel. Nice to see the bogie cement wagons out and about. They're a favourite of mine. Thanks Gents 1
DJ Dangerous Posted March 22 Posted March 22 Been catching up on my Tara Junction videos on YouTube. Nice to see some different camera angles. One or two shots threw me off at first, wondering where the camera was! 1
ttc0169 Posted March 29 Author Posted March 29 A 450 class NIR railcar visits the bay platform at Tara junction, 6105+130 leads an Athlone-Dublin Connolly Mk3 push pull set into the platform having be given a proceed aspect in signal TJ101-the Hornby signal box being the oldest item on the layout-it’s fifty years old at this stage. 017 has charge of the Galway-Dublin Heuston Mk2D set Arrow railcar 2601+2602 are seen getting an FOW exam at the MPD 6 1
DJ Dangerous Posted March 29 Posted March 29 1 minute ago, IrishTrainScenes said: The '90s have taken over And long may they continue! Absolutely love that 450 Class, @ttc0169! Smashing Sunday scenes! 1
ttc0169 Posted April 15 Author Posted April 15 Class leader 001 hauls a single BR GSV-(3177) on a special mail train working from Dublin Connolly to Galway,seen here stopping off at Tara junction to load some mailbags. 10
ttc0169 Posted April 18 Author Posted April 18 The RPSI moved their 141 class locomotives today,147,171 & 177 were hauled from Inchicore to Connolly locomotive shed by 076 and 078-top and tailing the working-seen here passing through Tara junction. 7
ttc0169 Posted April 25 Author Posted April 25 New lights have been fitted to the canopy on platforms 3 and 4 which greatly improve the effect on the station. 12
ttc0169 Posted May 2 Author Posted May 2 036 works the Shelton abbey-Marino point empty ammonia. 192+160 work a North esk-Shelton abbey laden fertliser 127+133 work a Waterford-Sligo BELL liner all on Tara junction this afternoon. 10
John-r Posted May 2 Posted May 2 Love it Noel, the ammonia wagons look class as does everything else, though the lads would have made the ammonia wagons a long time ago, maybe in the future. Great layout and videos thanks for sharing . 4 1
DJ Dangerous Posted May 2 Posted May 2 Tara Junction and Petersbridge on the same day. I must have died and gone to Heaven. Terrific, @ttc0169. 3 1 1
ttc0169 Posted May 9 Author Posted May 9 The RPSI operated another successful Railtour today with the Owenacurra tour to Midleton and Cork 077 worked the train from Heuston to Midleton and 229 worked the train from Midleton to Cork where 077 returned the train to Dublin Heuston…seen here passing through Tara junction. 6
Davenport Posted May 10 Posted May 10 Excellent again Noel , heres a photo of 077 at Glounthaune station. 4
Mol_PMB Posted May 10 Posted May 10 3 hours ago, DJ Dangerous said: Thanks, @ttc0169, perfect medicine for the day! Medicine for the day was dispensed in plentiful quantities from the RPSI bar car 5 1
ttc0169 Posted May 10 Author Posted May 10 1 hour ago, Mol_PMB said: Medicine for the day was dispensed in plentiful quantities from the RPSI bar car Yes Mol…I was there to sample the delightful medicine on offer….. 1 1
DJ Dangerous Posted Saturday at 09:06 Posted Saturday at 09:06 On 10/5/2026 at 9:23 PM, ttc0169 said: Yes Mol…I was there to sample the delightful medicine on offer….. Is that why we’ve had no Friday Tara Junction video??? 2
ttc0169 Posted Saturday at 11:24 Author Posted Saturday at 11:24 2 hours ago, DJ Dangerous said: Is that why we’ve had no Friday Tara Junction video??? That’s well gone through the system at this stage DJ, Catching up with some work on Tara junction…..which will be uploaded over the coming days…. 2 1
DJ Dangerous Posted Saturday at 18:32 Posted Saturday at 18:32 7 hours ago, ttc0169 said: That’s well gone through the system at this stage DJ, Catching up with some work on Tara junction…..which will be uploaded over the coming days…. Unless you have a mobile medicine dispenser like this to keep you topped up: On 26/1/2026 at 6:47 PM, ttc0169 said: @DJ Dangerous A useful vehicle for the drink run…. 2
ttc0169 Posted 6 hours ago Author Posted 6 hours ago Tara Junction MPD The night shift crew admire the newly commissioned locomotive washing plant at the MPD, Some additional brushes have been added to match the body profile of the 121/141/181 and 071 class locomotives. 171 gets a badly needed wash at the new facility. 5
Mol_PMB Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago A superb detail! Really nicely modelled and great photos too. If only IE had put so much effort into keeping the baby GMs clean in their later years.
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