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  • I am a driver with Irish Rail and I learned the road with Mick he was a gent. the day before he passed away we crossed in Cork with the Ammonia trains and that was the last I saw of him until I heard the sad news the next morning. There is photos of him on my facebook page and I one photo of Dan as well. Hope you are all well Tom Ryan.

  • that's a great video RYNT1157. The driver at the start of the clip is my father Mick Cronin. I was wondering if you would have any more "action" shots of him or his brother Donie (Dan) Cronin. Very much appreciated

  • I remember the train going through the city. Why the hell did they dig up the Cork/Bandon line and jam the place with cars and crap. Ireland really went backwards in the last 40 years and now look at the cost of a simple thing like motoring!!! Sickening!

  • A beautiful piece of Cork Railway history and the commentary including the staff names is very well done. Thank you very much for sharing this lovely film.

    Billy Maher.

  • brilliant, thanks for uploading

  • I miss how things used to be on the railways...

  • Very nice footage and thank you for sharing this.

  • Fantastic piece of footage. Thanks for posting it RYNT1157

  • Yes I am still , I was an office messenger at Cork Goods and I used to have the Cine with me going to the Albert Quay Offices.

  • Wow, this is one hell of a find. Can I ask, were you a CIE man yourself?

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