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Is that where e used to go when he was mitching;-). I doubt he can see his school from that one?

Thank you! And yes, I'm sure this is the iron footbridge at Farrenboley National School, crossing the Harcourt Street railway line from Lower Churchtown Road to Columbanus Road.

Would that be Taney National School and, of course, that's the Harcourt Street line. A sister-in-law of mine taught in that school. That line has always fascinated me. It's good the line was preserved or we wouldn't have the LUAS Green Line. I could tell a story about that school, the disused line, a set of car keys and a naughty pupil but daren't :D

Na Glasáin?

Swordscookie Oi! I didn't where I am today by mitching off school!

Here is the same bridge in 1994, in bits:



This is now the site of Windy Arbour Station on the Luas green line.

What a poseur!? ;)

Lucan Station Signal Box on old OSI map maps.osi.ie/publicviewer/#V1,703110,732793,7,9 The track diagram shows the next section, Clondalkin. No trace of Lucan Station on Google maps There might not have been mains electricity in the isolated signal box, only the electric telegraph instruments.

blackpoolbeach Thank you, now properly Flickr Mapped.

Must be casual Friday, the collar is undone with no tie!

Yes very little left of Lucan South, apart from one of the platform walls on the Down side. Through the window you can see the Baldonnell Siding, laid in 1918 to connect with a narrow gauge line to the nearby aerodrome during its construction. The siding remained long after, and was only removed when the cabin was closed and demolished in 1973.

Impressive

the hat looks familiar, design still being used today

Obviously a classic!

A fine photo.

wonderful