| A selection of images from what are likely to prove the final years of locomotive-hauled passenger trains in the Republic (with the exception of Cork-dublin push-pull services, which should have a long future). ADDITIONAL PHOTOS ADDED 31 JANUARY 08. |
201 class locos numbers 202 and 213 at Cork arounf midnight on 7 April '06. 1024x681 Buy Print |
Number 213 at Cork with a morning Dublin train on 5 April 2006. 1024x767 Buy Print |
'First of class' number 071 with Cravens stock at Cork, 3 April 2006. This photo was taken from the south end of the station, from where the line continues to Cobh (pronounced 'Cove'). 1024x683 Buy Print |
Number 233 descends towards Kent station, Cork, with the 07:00 from Dublin Heuston. 5 April, 2006. There are several attractive locations on the line north of Cork. 1024x772 Buy Print |
Number 148 coasts towards Cork with a Mk 4 stock test run. 05/04/06. 1024x755 Buy Print |
204 coasts down to Cork with the 09:00 Dublin-Cork. 05/04/06. 1024x847 Buy Print |
086 at Limerick Junction with Guiness kegs. This traffic has since transferred to road. 06/04/06. 1024x683 Buy Print |
Number 085 heads north through Limerick Junction with a Cork to Dublin North Wall cement working. 03/04/06. 1024x683 Buy Print |
'Baby GM' number 147 with engineers' train at Limerick Junction. 03/04/06. 1024x683 Buy Print |
Number 145 arrives at Limerick Junction with empty Guiness kegs on 3 April '06. The signal is at a drunken angel, not the photographer! 1024x683 Buy Print |
211 north of Limerick Junction with the 11:30 Cork-Dublin. 16/06/06. 1024x826 Buy Print |
202 leads the 11:00 Dublin Heuston to Cork near Limerick Junction. 16/06/06. 1024x852 Buy Print |
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