A view of Ireland - the Ballymote Heritage Trail

[@TheWanderingIrishman]

Keep them coming Graham, great work as always and nice to be educated about some stuff I didn't know about my home country.

[@gabrielemalik7418]

Lovely! I enjoyed that! ❤

[@jj8526]

Nice Vlog.. Gotta go there...🚶‍♂🚶‍♀👏👏☘

[@26mcgettrick]

Well done. You brought back great memories from a long time ago.

[@ClodaghHastings]

Love your sense of humour

[@seanmccann8368]

Great video as always guys thank you both very much for your hard work. I just want to make one small correction to your commentary on the gauge of the railway. The Irish Standard gauge is five foot three inches, it was always wider than the British Standard Gauge and was arrived at by finding the average of a few different gauges of the first few railways built in Ireland - most of them around Dublin.

[@OldHikingGeezer-lp7bu]

I can see what you are getting at but the four feet eight and a half inch gauge is known as standard gauge throughout most of the world. The only other country that has the Irish gauge is Australia and that is because the original designer in Australia was an Irishman.

[@seanmccann8368]

@@OldHikingGeezer-lp7bu Thanks, I didn't know that.

[@Joseph13163]

That railway is part of the park for model trains,its as old as the park about 20 years,however the park is beside the sligo to dublin railway station in ballymote

[@OldHikingGeezer-lp7bu]

That’s right. The narrow gauge railway has fallen into disrepair. This is a shame. I wanted to say more about this but details of the little railway are hard to find.

[@Joseph13163]

That railway is for a model train ,don't think there has been one for a few years,but it was built with the park about 20 years ago