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The 12 locomotives of the Irish Rail 181 Class are numbered from 181-192. All of the remaining locos in the class are gradually being withdrawn from service. *191 was scrapped following an infamous runaway from North Wall to Clonsilla to where it crashed at the headshunt there on what was the former down line in 1990/1. Irish Rail Liveries 1966-2007-: CIE black & tan + broken wheel logo (1966-1972) no image available CIE black & orange 'Super Train' + broken wheel logo (1972-1987) IR black & orange with white stripes + IR point logo (1987-1994) IE black & golden/orange with white stripes + IE plug & socket logo (1994- ) Current 181 Class operations: -Loaded/unloaded Kilmastulla (Birdhill) to Castlemungret (Limerick) shale trains. -Allocated to station pilot/shunting duties at Dublin's Connolly and Heuston stations, as well as Limerick. -Used on a permanent way and ballast trains, mainly to the Western Rail Corridor. |
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