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Nice Video Danny!😃.

Lovely Video

I love lexlip louisa bridge malahide dundalk(Clark) drogheda(ma bridge) connolly rosslare europort and halzeltach & celbridge

The "TELOC" the driver is referencing here is whats known as an OTDR (On Train Data Recorder), These come in very handy in the event of an incident or train fault. additionally; drivers can be subject to random data downloads once they reach a terminal station which will check for overspeeds and emergency intervention braking situations etc. The periodic rapid beeping is the Vigilance device, a pedal is required to be held down at all times or the train will stop itself, its basically making sure you are at the controls at all times, if you lift your heels for a few seconds or make no input on the controls for a while it will beep, prompting you to lift your foot and put it back down to tell the system you are present, it doesnt go off when the reverser is set to Neutral. The orange and black sign at 4 ish minutes is whats known as a "Whistle board". You beep when passing one, you normally see them before level crossings, tunnels etc. You may have heard a lot of beeping on train journeys in ireland and figured they were doing it for the craic, this is why. Its also done before taking on power exiting a station or when passing through a station youre not stopping at. The solid beep tone heard at 4:47 is the CAWS alarm warning of a downgrade to a more restrictive signal ahead. this must be acknowledged by pressing a button next to the speedometer, failure to do so quickly prompts an emergency brake application by the onboard computer. this is accompanied by a red indication on the aspect display unit (ADU) in the same place as the aforementioned button. In this case it was a repeater signal showing that the signal protecting the up main at kildare is at danger. (this was not a spad as its just relaying what the next signal says). The "warble" tone at 7:40 ish is a CAWS upgrade (to a green signal aspect) and is reflected by a green light on the ADU Just a bit of handy info for those who arent aware of such technical systems. Side note: I love how the driver is answering questions but as soon as things get busy he preserves his concentration immediately and refocuses. Concentration is absolutely paramount in this industry and drivers base their entire lifestyle around ensuring they get enough sleep, eat right and not let non work related thoughts interfere with their duties. Its that very lifestyle that keeps everyone safe.

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This is beautiful footage and a great chat with the driver about the job! 🚈💯👍 Also useful for me, too - I have a near photographic memory for terrain and layouts (This helps a lot in Orienteering! 😁) so just watching recent cab videos gives me a good start for learning what is where, if I'm lucky enough to get that far. There's a reason why I might be taking Irish route knowledge in the future... 🚈🇮🇪🤞 What I've got to hope and pray - Aside from there being no issues to do with my (non-chosen) passport - Is that my out-of-region accent isn't going to pose any problems with communication. 😇

I was there yesterday sad there wasn’t any mk4 going to east bound

Do chipfield or Claremont next

Great video

Beatiuful landcascape ,very nice video ,greetings from Asturias 👍🚂👋

nostalgia is hitting hard, i wish i could be back 😭

Nice shot !

Wonderful Shot! Danny! From Jack Conran

Can you get a model luas tram? It's a great tram railway line!! But don't try and use it to take shortcuts unless you ride on one of the trams as walking on the raikway which isn't a public road or pedestrian zone is trespassing.

What a great tram line!!

Adamstown is a quite new station, am I right?

great video 👍

Here is a tip for you, point the camera forward in the train. We cannot see anything useful “flying” past the landscape like that. It pretty much makes the video useless.

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Illegals getting thrown off now for touching kids

Fakeugee camp there now

The alarm sounds like something that would go off when a bank is robbed

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Enjoyed the Trams video Daniel, was it early morning or late evening.

Great video, greetings from Asturias 🚂👍👋

Hands up if you've been on the luas during rush hour ✋✋✋

Hey there's a woman driving the tram.

NICE

nice!

0:20 Misuse!

0:30 Hangman!

Bring back so many memories

Ding ding!!

The next time I come home to Ireland from where I’ve lived in Manchester U.K. for 23 years, I’m going to get a LEAP card and I’m going to try to fully explore the LUAS lines as much as I can and to see just how it compares to Manchester’s Metrolink Tram network - in this video, that I’m playing on my iPad, I’ve enjoyed following along the stops on the map on my iPhone

Irish Rail Class 2600, Arrow, 1994 & 2024, 30 Years, Anniversary ☘️🇮🇪😊

Nice Video Of Dunboyne Train Station and you did use the lift 1:35

Nice Video At Dunboyne Train Station Facilities And you use the lift 1:15

FYI, Luas in Indonesian means wide/roomy/expansive 👍🏼

Shay checking in from dublin Ireland thank you ❤❤❤

Poxy fuckin service! Had to get the bus home AGAIN today, there always seems to be a fucking technical issue, instead of worrying about a metro service, sort out this shit show first, clowns!

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The Red Line’s pretty colourful - Red Cow, Bluebell, Blackhorse, Goldenbridge… !

That empty timber train was coming from waterford not clonmel.

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Very nice video what tram unit was this?

37:33. I am surprised to hear Spanish people speaking. Are there many Spaniards in Dublin?

Dundrum is the best place on the Luas.

People just don’t know what the yellow box on the crossing really mean!🙄🙄 great capture!