Here are some shots from an activity I've just finished for the Irish Enterprise. Here is the scenario:
We are in spring 2007 in Connoly station, Dublin. The sky has been dark all day, and with this heavy rain, people are hurrying to their home in the North of the city. A double class 29000 has just arrived on platform 6 with a service from Pearse and to Drogheda.
Passengers are rushing to the train, trying to find a seat in this already busy service. A few minutes later, the train leaves slowly the station.
Here is our train, just behind the 201 with an Enterprise service to Belfast.
A Maynooth bound train is waiting platform 7
On this section of route, we're sharing the tracks with the frequent DART services, which delays us.
We're now speeding through Howth Junction.
This is Malahide, where the DARTs terminate.
The bay after the station is crossed by a bridge. We'll reach in a few minutes Donabate, our first stop.
Skerries
To be continued.
Hope you liked it
Cheers
Paul
