Thanks John, appreciate that, delighted to be able to show the films. I say your grandfather was very familiar with the likes of Joe and Tony Price, I hope to be put more material in due course, Cheers Ciarán.
Wonderful footage and oddly comforting and deeply moving. Shame on those who oversaw the destruction of so much of the Irish railways and thanks so much for the immense legacy and foresight of Joe and Tony and of course Ciaran! Keeping such an important part of Irish heritage alive. Well done!
Scenes by Joe St Leger and Tony Price which are long gone and it can be said these films are a great legacy and thanks to Ciaran for the hard work in digitalizing them.
Regarding special passenger trains along Burma Rd a friend of mine recalls a school excursion by train to Limerick from Swinford by train in the early 70's
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Fantastic videos and sooo well narrated!!
Thanks for uploading. Great Job 😃👍
I saw that movie The Blue Max in my home town of Carrick on suir,still fortunate to have a railway station
Absolutely fantastic 👍🏻 It’s a shame governments are so short sighted they’re by pulling up so much railways 😩🏴
Great films Ciaran my grandfather was signalman at kilmacthomas on the waterford to ballinacourty line brings back great memories keep up good work.
Thanks John, appreciate that, delighted to be able to show the films. I say your grandfather was very familiar with the likes of Joe and Tony Price, I hope to be put more material in due course, Cheers Ciarán.
amazing footage
Wonderful footage and oddly comforting and deeply moving. Shame on those who oversaw the destruction of so much of the Irish railways and thanks so much for the immense legacy and foresight of Joe and Tony and of course Ciaran! Keeping such an important part of Irish heritage alive. Well done!
Thanks, glad you liked the films, hope to show more soon!
I remember travelling from Waterford to Dungarvan on the final day of its existence by train
Scenes by Joe St Leger and Tony Price which are long gone and it can be said these films are a great legacy and thanks to Ciaran for the hard work in digitalizing them.
Thanks Tom, glad you enjoyed Joe's and Tony's films, it has been a pleasure to digitise and edit them, Ciarán.
Regarding special passenger trains along Burma Rd a friend of mine recalls a school excursion by train to Limerick from Swinford by train in the early 70's
The passenger train on the Burma Rd was a knock special. It was from Sligo and was booked by an order of nuns. 1974/75.
When did the Burma road close
@@oscarosullivan4513 1975.