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Another brilliant video, I'm in the process of filling out a UF101 to try and get permission to fly the last stretch up to the check cabin and to get some photos of the depot.

Will the Foynes line ever see passenger traffic again? I do hope this project marks a resurgence in rail freight in Ireland.

Great to see something being brought back to life god bless my beautiful country god bless Ireland 🇮🇪 🙏 keep safe 🙏 😊

Great footage starting to take shape now thanks for update

Hi 👋🏻 loved the before and after intro 😊 Great progress 👍🏻 I really hope this project is a raging success and more rail can be brought back 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Walked across the bridge last Sunday. Only a few metres of road surface unfinished on the Ballina/Tipperary side. A very nice job. Did I mention that i passed under the bridge in a boat last October? 😎

This is brilliant, we're getting a lot more closer to returning the railway line to life! Thanks mate

Super before and after shots, thanks again for bringing this to us all 👏👏👍

The Past, Present and the Future brought together in cinematic mastery.

I admit that I have always loved trains, especially like watching formerly abandoned railways come back to life. While I’m not a Native of Ireland, I’m a descendant of Ireland. It’s especially nice seeing the Irish railways being reborn.

Once again from NZ. A beautiful bridge, some great new infrastructure and, as usual, excellent videography from Drone Hawke.

Excellent as Always. Many thanks,.

Wow, what a difference that road in from Birdhill makes from what it used to be with the humpback bridge ! The whole development is looking great. Thanks for the video.

Great work going on there. Thanks for the great drone footage of the new bridge. 😮👍😊

Thanks for the update!

Great video. The drone must have been a bit worried with some of those tight angles and approaches.

The bridge looks great. Nice touch to include some in car footage on the road from Birdhill too. And as always, excellent drone work

How many billion did this cost?

The bridge looks beautiful !!

Eyesore.

Thanks for sharing 👍

Showpiece 😊

Lovely looking bridge in fairness. Smashing video

Much appreciated, as ever 🥇. Furthermore, the local authorities and construction companies - involved in spending our present, (and future 😒), € taxes....seriously need to employ yours - and similar services for their own, (ponderous, out of date), websites. It is horrendous torture going through their mazes to only end up in confusing cul de sacs viewing seriously out of date project timelines 😶. Maith thu, a chara......32 ☘️🇮🇪

Superb !! Thank you 👏👏

Some powerful seas there crikeys

Brilliant 👏

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Brilliant drone work and well done Ireland

That's a really elegant bridge. Nice drone work as well, thanks for the video.

Great video and what a smashing looking bridge. Delighted with that bike lane all the way from Birdhill too .

Excellent. Incredible what damage the sea can do.

I did same several tomes: from China to Euripe,; from Italy to South Africa and so on... Nothing special.

Great video, great quality, I would have imagined a lot more damage, thanks very much 👍👍

Great work. How often will you be doing these videos on this bypass?

Que pena se ven joyas irrepetibles

Amazing videography as usual my friend! Congratulations and many thanks…I’m looking forward to seeing the first train venture towards Foynes from Limerick. Best wishes from Rob in Dorset.

What do you call a Kerryman with squinty eyes? The Jap of Dunloe.

And after Éowyn? Really curious to know if there's been a change!

Most of the rail line to dungarvan is gone is it ? Threw towns like capoquinn and lismore etc?

Nice to see works on the railway going on. However, what do you mean by "Upgrading project"? More lines or just replacing metal?

Very nice video. Sad to see her go.

Some yoke

Why have they got a double crossing @1:12?

Interesting and well-made. A map would have helped those less familiar with area.

Should put tracks upon it far more important for train service

Thanks for your up-date videos Dronehawk! I’m looking forward to watching your videos of the first trains using the newly-refurbished Foynes branch too! Seeing the Alta slowly disintegrate over the past five years I often think about what would have happened if the same situation had taken place on the Welsh or English coast….and to be quite frank (bearing in mind the dispute in ownership and how the owners can ‘hide’ their identity) I think it would have led to exactly the same situation. Our Governments have other priorities…but I’m sure if she had been an oil tanker posing a pollution risk…action to protect the coast would have been immediate. Regards from Rob in Bournemouth, Dorset.

VLOS ? is this flight legal ?

Signal box had a pot belly stove in it and the y Junction before you enter station was for the locomotives to veer into the sheds if needed another one up at the cash and carry on Carraige road served my apprenticeship as a Mechanic with them 1980’s some of the men are dead and gone now it will get busy again some day. Thank you for your video.

Where is the fork lift gone? I was on that years ago when the ship was in one piece and had it running, but their was absolutely no way of getting it off the ship, rip alto