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April 2011
The first photos from April 2011 contain:
- 081 at Portarlington on a very late Waterford - Westport Timber train. 081 had worked it from Athy after 076 failed.
- Failed 076 at Kildare.
- 075 rescuing 076 at Kildare.
- Plus the usual diet of ICR's and MKIV's,
The 2nd upload for Wednesday 06th April features:
- 219 crossing over the Bord na Mona railway at Clonkeen, Portlaoise.
- 222 and 22032 at Carn Bridge in the evening sun.
The 3rd update on Sat 9th April 2011 features photos from Portarlington and Heuston on Thursday 7th April, while there is one photo from Ballykillane on Saturday of 226 on the 1400 Heuston to Cork.
Photos from the 2nd week of April feature Tamper 740 going to Charleville and photos from Heuston. The Saturday and Sunday have photos from a weekend trip to Kerry.
The 3rd week of April produced some interesting movements. On Tuesday the 19th 077 brought a Ballast Plough Van from Limerick to Portarlington, while on Good Friday 22nd April the MKIII vehicles stored in Heuston Guinness Yard were moved to North Wall for further storage. The space at Heuston is required for the additional Class 22000's due to be delivered and trialled from Heuston in the Summer of 2011.
Photos from the 4th week of April include photos of the Weedspray Train at Glounthaune. Pictures courtesy of JT42 HCW.
Read More- 081 at Portarlington on a very late Waterford - Westport Timber train. 081 had worked it from Athy after 076 failed.
- Failed 076 at Kildare.
- 075 rescuing 076 at Kildare.
- Plus the usual diet of ICR's and MKIV's,
The 2nd upload for Wednesday 06th April features:
- 219 crossing over the Bord na Mona railway at Clonkeen, Portlaoise.
- 222 and 22032 at Carn Bridge in the evening sun.
The 3rd update on Sat 9th April 2011 features photos from Portarlington and Heuston on Thursday 7th April, while there is one photo from Ballykillane on Saturday of 226 on the 1400 Heuston to Cork.
Photos from the 2nd week of April feature Tamper 740 going to Charleville and photos from Heuston. The Saturday and Sunday have photos from a weekend trip to Kerry.
The 3rd week of April produced some interesting movements. On Tuesday the 19th 077 brought a Ballast Plough Van from Limerick to Portarlington, while on Good Friday 22nd April the MKIII vehicles stored in Heuston Guinness Yard were moved to North Wall for further storage. The space at Heuston is required for the additional Class 22000's due to be delivered and trialled from Heuston in the Summer of 2011.
Photos from the 4th week of April include photos of the Weedspray Train at Glounthaune. Pictures courtesy of JT42 HCW.
