RPSI No. 4 on the 'Sea Breeze' & 'Arklow Adventure' - Sunday the 9th of July 2017

[@joeykn9014]

superb footage Stephen it was great to see you and Danny again an all

[@irishrailtrains]

Joseph Newsome Thanks Joe, same here, great to see you again, love a day out chasing on that line.

[@brunocarbonaio]

Very, very good video! Excellent footage!!!!! Cheers Bruno

[@irishrailtrains]

Thank You Bruno, I'm glad you liked it!

[@patcoen1113]

Excellent footage!

[@irishrailtrains]

Thank you very much!

[@trainsinireland5063]

Excellent Video!.Well Filmed!.

[@irishrailtrains]

Thank You, I'm glad you liked it!

[@BorisLu]

Nice video!

[@irishrailtrains]

Thank you very much!

[@BritishRail60062]

This is the first time I have seen an Irish Steam train. Beautiful scenery that Ireland has from some of the scenes in this video and I have noticed that there is a lot of new track that has recently been done as well. I give a big thumbs up to both your video and to Irish Rail for their dedication to renewing the railway as I should be coming again later this year to Ireland to film some 201's and 071's as well as the DMU/DEMU trains like the 22000 and the 29000's as well. Just a question though. Where is the best location in Ireland for filming freight including the oil trains? Ash.

[@irishrailtrains]

BritishRail60062 Thank You very much Ash. Yea Ireland does have some beautiful spot scattered around the island. The Rosslare line, which this film was taken is possibly the most scenic in the country in my opinion. Regarding your question about our freight. Kildare station is a great spot to catch freight, you get two different types of container trains passing through, those being the IWT which runs from ballina in county Mayo to Dublin port. and the DFDS liner which runs to Waterford. There is also a timber train that runs from Ballina - Waterford. North Wall freight yard in Dublin is a great spot for freight too, you get the Tara Mines train which runs from Navan to Dublin Port and the IWT Liner which runs from ballina - Dublin Port.

[@James-ih4gz]

@@irishrailtrains also its the last route in ireland that can take wooden carriages will we see the woodener's back i don't think so railways are too fast sadly doe that to ever happen

[@ciespotter9719]

Yay im sorta in the video

[@irishrailtrains]

Cie Spotter Yea you can just about see you there at Booterstown.

[@ciespotter9719]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 yeah I flipped u and Danny off 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂