Welcome to the Great
Northern Railway of Ireland Road Motor Services 1929 - 1958.
Incorporating
the Irish Omnibus Historical Pages.
These pages provide some information
on the GNR (I) Road Motor Services.
Additionally over the coming
months articles of a historical nature will be added covering a wide range of
Irish Bus Companies.
You are very welcome to this
website!
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Aspects of the GNR (I) |
Forthcoming Features |
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History of the Irish
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History of the Magnet Bus
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History of the Erne Bus
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History of the Connemara
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An Interesting article
by Michael Corcoran |
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Your link could be placed
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A Howth restored AEC Regent
438 photographed turning into Parnell Street Dublin during the Dublin Bay Rally
June 1991 photo courtesy of well known GNR enthusiast John Curran.
Important Appeal
to all those interested in Irish Transport!
GNR AEC Mammoth-Major lorry
fleet No186 photographed when new in 1952. This vehicle was fitted with
specially designed cement hoppers manufactured in Dundalk Works.
Please support the
Transport Museum Society of Ireland by visiting their wonderful museum in the
very pleasant surroundings of Howth Castle.
Volunteers run the
Society, they welcome visitors to the ever-expanding collection of transport
vehicles. Please be sure to support the
efforts of the Society!
This site was
updated on Saturday, 28 July 2001.
If you have any
old photographs, timetables, documents etc which refer to Irish bus companies
don't be tempted to throw them away - contact us they will make a welcome
addition to an ever increasing archive of historical material which will
eventually be accessible to the public.
