22003 , 3019 & 4008 At Adelaide
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video we see Irish Rail 22000 Class DMU 22003 , NIR 4000 Class DMU 4008 & 3000 Class DMU 3019 at Adelaide on the 1st April 2020.
22003 Was working the 19:05 Belfast Central / Lanyon Place to Dublin Connolly Service.
4008 Was working the 18:25 Bangor to Portadown Service.
3019 Was working the 18:45 Portadown to Bangor Service.
At present all NIR services are running with a Sunday Timetable until further notice.
(With services starting earlier in the morning than the normal Sunday timetable from Monday to Saturday)
Enterprise services have been reduced to just 4 trains a day in each direction every day of the week until further notice.
Trains will run at the following times
Ex Belfast
09:05 , 13:05 , 16:05 & 19:05
Ex Dublin
10:05 , 12:00 , 16:00 & 19:00
On Sundays
The 09:05 Ex Belfast will depart at 09:00
The 10:05 Ex Dublin will depart at 10:00
All Enterprise services are being worked by NIR 3000 Class DMU's & Irish Rail 22000 Class DMU's until further notice.
Please note during this coronavirus lockdown you are allowed to leave your home to go for a walk / To Exercise once a day around your local area.
Adelaide station is only a 15 minute walk from where I live so the station is in my allowed walking distance. And there is no rule stating that you can't take photos or videos when out for exercise.
Also note that you must only travel on public transport if your journey is absolutely essential.
Also if you are outside during this lockdown make sure you follow the social distancing rule and keep 2 meters from other people.
Stay Save Everyone
Great footage Mattew. People who are safelty spotting down south will have a blast seeing the 3000s haha
I'm also within walking distance of a railway line, but unfortunately the line in my area is freight-only.
And I hope you and everyone else in Northern Ireland are staying safe. Much like the UK, New Zealand is also in lockdown.
Your lucky to have so much freight action while here in Northern Ireland our last freight train ran in 2003. Thankfully there is still freight running across the boarder down in the Republic of Ireland but it does mean I do have to travel 113 miles to Dublin if I want to see a freight train. And Thank you same to you I hope yourself and everyone in New Zealand are staying safe during this challenging time.
Great video
Thanks
Wonderful Shots Matty!😃.
Nice one matty
Thanks
Your welcome my man
Where is your side kick this weather, Belfast Bus fan, has he found other interests?. lol