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| Date | Description |
| Thursday 18th March 2010 | “Irish Diesel Traction – The Golden Years” |
| Jonathan Allen | |
| Keen observer of the Irish railway scene, Jonathan Allen, presents his slides, prints and personal reminiscences of the “Golden Years” of diesel traction in Ireland covering the period 1970-1988, when both CIE and NIR were gradually transformed from working museums to modern railway systems! A night of diesel nostalgia – from AECs to 071s and from wooden-bodied coaches to Mk IIs and Mk IIIs – and photos on lines long since closed | |
| Thursday 15th April 2010 | A DOUBLE BILL |
| “50’s Steam around Belfast ” | |
| Colin Weatherup | |
| Colin Weatherup will show us his own historic photos of steam locomotives belonging to the three standard (Irish) gauge companies in Northern Ireland in the 1950’s, accompanied by an informed commentary drawing on articles and comment from eminent locomotive students of the day such as the late Bob Clements. | |
| “The Corporate Birth, Life and Death of the County Donegal Railways Joint Committee 1906 - 1981” | |
| Reg Davies | |
| Railway historian, Reg Davies, brings to life his paper published in the June 2009 IRRS Journal, and will explain the remarkable legal background to the Joint Committee. It developed from two owners in one country to three owners in two countries and ended up with one owner in one country! It still existed 21 years after the last train ran. Reg will explain and unravel this complex |
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TRANSPORT
COLLECTORS’ MARKET – SATURDAY
20 MARCH 2010
The London
Area of the
BOOKS AND DVDS
The
London Area has transferred its book selling operation to a support group called
‘The Syndicate". A good selection of Irish transport books and
DVDs will usually be on sale at our meetings and you will have a further
opportunity to buy Irish material from ‘The Syndicate’ at :
Transport Collectors’ Market,
PROGRAMME
UPDATES
Members and
friends are reminded that the London Area programme will be updated on this
website as further details become available.
In addition,
you can always contact the London Area at our e-mail address: irrslondon@hotmail.com
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