Irish Railcar Class 2800 rarely driving at the East Coast but still there (HD) скачать в хорошем качестве

Irish Railcar Class 2800 rarely driving at the East Coast but still there (HD)

Railwaylive Train Videos from Europe! Locomotives, Multiple Units, High-Speed Trains, Steam Railroad and more! SUBSCRIBE to our channel! Thank You! A NEW TRAIN VIDEO every Thursday! CLICK BELOW to read more about this week's railway film! It took me ages to catch this train as it is not going that often and when it is, it moves at working hours when I am in the office. Also, always when I have seen it, I had no camcorder with me. Finally, I decided to carry a camcorder around and was luck enough to get this shots. The class 2800 were build in Japan in the year 2000. In the beginning they were branded "Arrow" here in Ireland and carried an orange livery. Later they have been branded as "Commuter" trains like other suburban trains. Most of these railcars were replaced by the 2900 units in recent years. On the East Coast one still can see them rarely commuting between Dublin and Wexford. Just be patient like I was. This film was recorded on March 30th 2011 at Pearse Station Dublin, Grand Canal Dock and in Salthill & Monkstown. MORE RAILWAYLIVE Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Follow us on Twitter:   / railwaylife   Become our friend at Facebook:   / railwaylife   We are also on Google+: https://plus.google.com/1069652316257... More train videos on our channel http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=r... Check out our websites: http://railwaylive.com/ http://trainpicture.net/