File:North Coast Flyer" leaving York Road station, Belfast (geograph 3386322).jpg
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English: "North Coast Flyer" leaving York Road station, Belfast In 1990, the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland had no working steam locomotives. Rather than cancel the now well established steam-hauled "Portrush Flyer", the RPSI opted to experiment with diesel haulage using one of Northern Ireland Railway's ex-CIE MV class diesel locomotives, renaming the train the "North Coast Flyer". MV 108 (ex-CIE 230) hauls RPSI vintage coaching stock out of York Road station, Belfast on its way to Portrush. Three "Flyers" were scheduled, but only two operated - the third was cancelled due to lack of demand. |
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| current | 22:51, 3 March 2022 | | 855 × 611 (678 KB) | Lamberhurst (talk | contribs) | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description={{en|1=<b>"North Coast Flyer" leaving York Road station, Belfast</b><br>In 1990, the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland had no working steam locomotives. Rather than cancel the now well established steam-hauled "Portrush Flyer", the RPSI opted to experiment with diesel haulage using one of Northern Ireland Railway's ex-CIE MV class diesel locomotives, renaming the train the "North Coast Flyer". MV 108 (ex-CIE 230) hauls RPSI vintage coach... |
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