078 passes Church Rd whilst hauling the 0920 ore train from Tara Mines to Dublin Alex Rd, 28 Feb 2017

3 D.A,R,T. railcars, on their way to Greystones drive past the Irish sea...

3 D.A.R.T. railcars just left the coastal city of Greystones and are heades for Dublin.

A good 20 minutes before the sun appeared on the horizon a class 22000 railcar is on it's way to Dublin, passing a small bridge near the coastline.

"Ni saoirse gan saoirse na lucht oibre" or in English: "there is no freedom when there is no freedom for the working class". Three D.A.R.T. railcars pass the river Liffey and the union build... (more)

Ireland truly is the emerald isle... green as far as the eye can see. On May 9th 2006 I had a bit of luck with the weather as a service from Cork to Dublin passed through Limerick Junction.

This abandoned shot is a piece of Hollywood history - in Ireland. It's also about the only time you are likely to find a connection with John Wayne on RP. This is Ballygunin station in County Galw... (more)

A view at Dublin Heuston station at around 19:00. A Iarnrod Eireann Class 201 no 222 stands at the head of a train. The loco is actually at the rear, having just propelled the stock as an express ... (more)

A view inside Dublin Heuston station at around 19:00. A Iarnrod Eireann Mark 4 driving trailer no 4001 heads a rake of mark 4 stock with a 201 class loco at the "pushing" end. The train ... (more)

Malahide to Graystones service on the scenic Brayhead Line. Originally designed by Isambard Brunel, the line has suffered extensively due to erosion and had to be relayed on several occasions. The... (more)

074 crawls down the Alexandra Road tramway whilst working the 0920 Tara Mines-Dublin Alex Road ore train.

Class 22 203 arrives at Athenry station with a service from Dublin Heuston to Galway. On the left platform is an old water column left over from steam days. Handsome, but no longer in use.

IÉ River class loco 212 glints in the afternoon sun as it approaches Portarlington with a service from Dublin to the west of Ireland. This locomotive is now in store as Class 22000 multiple unit... (more)

A manned signal box, a manual level crossing, armstrong levers, and semaphores -- it was a long way for this American lad of Irish descent to get to Tipperary, but it was absolutely worth the jour... (more)