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Photo's of GNR stock

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    Judgement Day
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    An authentic Dundalk, Newry & Greenore train in this You Tube clip from the movie "Saints & Sinners" (1949) at Carlingford.




    There is a restored carriage in the Cultra Transport Museum (outside Belfast) which would be well worth seeing as the livery is very distinctive.


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    cargo
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    Judgement Day wrote: »
    An authentic Dundalk, Newry & Greenore train in this You Tube clip from the movie "Saints & Sinners" (1949) at Carlingford.

    Nice clip, pity it's in B&W though :) Same problem still can't get the colours right


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    Judgement Day
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    cargo wrote: »
    Nice clip, pity it's in B&W though :) Same problem still can't get the colours right

    The museum at Cultra is the only place so, as the carriage is in pristine condition. Looking at your first post again - is it the Great Northern Railway you are talking about rather than the Greenore Railway? There are plenty of pics of the Great Northern Railway - let me know by PM or here.


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    cargo
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    Judgement Day wrote: »
    The museum at Cultra is the only place so, as the carriage is in pristine condition. Looking at your first post again - is it the Great Northern Railway you are talking about rather than the Greenore Railway? There are plenty of pics of the Great Northern Railway - let me know by PM or here.

    Not too sure myself. It was the train that went out to Greenore but I dont know who operated it. I'm sure someone here will know. The picture is been reproduced from a b&w photo that was taken out around Ravensdale as the train passed in the background so it would have been a Greenore - Dundalk train.

    edit: Google reckons it's the former Dundalk, Newry and Greenore Railway so DN&GR.


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