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Unread 15th November 2007, 22:05   #1
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Hi all,

I'm recently after discovering this site, been lurking for a while. I would like for all of you to visit my fotopic site http://thewanderersirishrailphotospot.fotopic.net/ which contains 100 photo collections, mostly of the ever changing Irish Rail scene but also of the UK and Europe.

Please feel free to come along and pay a visit.

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Unread 16th November 2007, 22:35   #2
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Evening all,

I have 2 pictures from today:

229 at Heuston on the 1805 to Portlaoise.
http://thewanderersirishrailphotospo...p46683834.html

Track Recording Car No. 700 passing Connolly.
http://thewanderersirishrailphotospo...p46683832.html

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its really good to see the irish rail scene,not something you always see, some very good photo's in your collection.

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There's some of mine here:-

http://railfoto.fotopic.net/c1324352.html
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its really good to see the irish rail scene,not something you always see, some very good photo's in your collection.
Glad you liked them westcoast. The railways of Ireland are undergoing massive change at the moment so its good to be out there recording the changing scene. I try and get updates to my site at least once a week.

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Interesting photos. I've always wanted to take a trip over to Ireland to photograph/travel the trains there (and sample the Guinness).
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Glad you liked them westcoast. The railways of Ireland are undergoing massive change at the moment so its good to be out there recording the changing scene. I try and get updates to my site at least once a week.

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Photos of NIR Class 3000's in Connolly, plus 071 on the 1705 Connolly - Sligo from Thursday are now online at http://thewanderersirishrailphotospo.../c1411995.html

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The latest update to my fotopic site is now online. Highlights include:

233 on a Inchicore - Connolly Stock Transfer.

The new crossover and turnout giving access to Laois Traincare depot, which was installed Saturday night.

Photos may be found at: http://thewanderersirishrailphotospo.../c1411995.html

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Its been a long time since I've updated the LUAS Extension Gallery so I've uploaded several photos from earlier this week of the ongoing works on Line C1.
http://thewanderersirishrailphotospo...307425_25.html

29021 at the Docklands Station.

http://thewanderersirishrailphotospo...p46959400.html

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084 is working the 1215 North Wall - Waterford laden timber today, running approx 60 mins late. I photted it passing Cush in Co. Kildare.
http://thewanderersirishrailphotospo...p47006614.html
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2 updates tonight of pictures in and around Dublin Heuston. The first gallery is of trams at Heuston station, while the 2nd is in Heuston itself featuring 211 and 4008.

http://thewanderersirishrailphotos.f...084819_73.html
http://thewanderersirishrailphotos.f.../c1418867.html

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Wanderer, Whats your opinion on the CAF Mk4 stock - interior/ride quality etc?
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Hi 87015,

The Irish Mk4's have the potential to be an excellent coach, while the ride quality isn't up to scratch yet on some vehicles this is down to excessive wheel wear which I understand is being investigated by CAF.

Interior wise I think is OK, very neutral colours. The seats do seem hard at first when you sit in them but after a few minutes you wouln't notice. I travel to work on them most mornings and I can assure you I've had some fine snoozes on them!

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--- old post above --- --- new post below ---

I've just uploaded 25 photos from a trip to various locations in Kildare and Laois today.

Included are:

Various 201 class locos on Mk2 and Mk3 passengers.
087 and 088 on the 1220 Waterford - Ballina Norfolk.

Two things I did miss were 142 + 149 LE Portlaoise - Inchicore which passed Monastervin at 1000 am and 187 + 134 on a Portlaoise - Waterford Per Way train which I spotted from the M7 overbridge at Cherryville. Oh well....

The link to the collection is
http://thewanderersirishrailphotos.f...p47058354.html

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P.S. Eh any chance of a Mod explaining how these two posts are merging?

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Two night time shots at Portarlington with 218 on the 0615 Heuston - Portlaoise and 071 on the 1615 Heuston - Ballina.

218:
http://thewanderersirishrailphotos.f...p47104639.html
071:
http://thewanderersirishrailphotos.f...p47104640.html

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