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1989 • The Slow train

•• Published on: May 1, 2015

As long as I can remember, one particular feature of Wexford is the ‘slow train from’ Dublin/ Rosslare that painstakingly travel along the Quay, a few times every day.

Below are two sets of signage that flank the slow route (sometimes the driver extends it). I love that the train depicted in the signage is a steam train style icon. Naturally it’s more recognisable, at glance, as a train than the round edged, wheeled, streamlined rectangle people commute in today. 

When I found wiggyattheweekend’s film shot while traveling along the Quay in the drivers cab of the train on the 21st of August 1989 I had to share. Enjoy the trip.

Through the streets of Wexford [Train along the Quay] http://youtu.be/KfdI_qE_yJQ • footage shot 21. 8 .89

These days the Train warning is a something of a louder affair. Railway Crossing – Wexford, Ireland by irelandbloke youtu.be/Akdf-5dpmkA, Published on Feb 6, 2015

The level crossing lights and siren at Wexford Town, Ireland. The 07:20 Rosslare Europort to Dublin Connolly service (IE 22000 class intercity train) passes northbound through the crossing on its way into Wexford O’ Hanrahan station.

May 1982, 141 Class loco. Recently near the same location, a 22000 Class diesel railcar. http://eiretrains.com/Photo_Gallery/Railway Stations W/Wexford/IrishRailwayStations.html#