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This week we are going back 19 years to 1998. RA 246 is seen at the bus stop on Grafton Street while operating a service on route 10 to UCD Belfield from Phoenix Park. At the time the bus was only 3 years old but managed to stay in service for another decade and a half as it became a member of the tour fleet. It did lose its roof though for this new role, or at least some of it. This location ceased being a bus stop in 2014 with the start of Luas Cross CIty works. With the tram tracks coming through here it is not longer practical for buses to stop here, and this corner has been eased by extending the footpath. The bus is in an all-over ad for Eircell, one of the first mobile operators in Ireland. 1998 was when mobile phones were starting to appear, and were still a relatively novel technology at that time.
Finally, what can one say about the route 10. It was one of the more famous routes in Dublin and used by a lot of people over their lifetimes, either going to college in Belfield or the Zoo in the Phoenix Park. In 2010 the unthinkable happened when Dublin Bus abolished the route and replaced it with the 39A on the southside and 46A on the northside. 28/04/1998
As it’s throwback Thursday I thought I’d post an old photo of me in a jump suit before going out to Delmonicas in Glasgow
Different take on things after an artistic dormant state. Work + school= artistic block. Model: Calorie. Aka, hottie gf ftw.
Throwback to August 2013 during my holiday to the Belgian coastal 'party-town' of Ostend.
Seen parked in Ostend coach park is Skills, Nottingham SIL 9543, a Scania K114 Berkhof Axial which was new to Leon's, Stafford as FT06 LCT in March 2006.
Como sinto saudades dessas pontas roxas! Desse quarto bagunçado em um loft cheia de boas risadas e amizade verdadeira. Sim, estou nostálgica hoje e a culpa é da dona @Natália Cavalcante , pra quem não sabe ela está contando como ela e o Victor se conheceram no canal dela e de quebra mostrando um pouco do que aprontávamos naquela época, então corre lá pra conferir e volte aqui nos próximos dias porque assim como ela, irei compartilhar fotos que tenho daquela época #throwback
This week we go back twenty-three years to 2002 and to MV 65 partially dressed for route 134 on Abbey Street.
Route 134 was a City Imp route that started in 1995. It ran between the city centre and McKelvey Avenue in Finglas, going via Church Street and Glasnevin. It was a replacement for route 34, but it itself was replaced around 2003 when it was merged into route 83 (the first City Imp route). The new cross-city route ran from Kimmage to Finglas.
MV 65 was one of twenty-five MV Class minibuses new to Dublin Bus between 1997 and 1998. They were a follow-on to the ME Class. They were withdrawn from service around 2004 / 2005.
This side of Abbey Street is now home to the tram tracks of the Luas Red Line.
16/01/2002
"Well-informed people know it is impossible to transmit the voice over wires. Even if it were, it would be of no practical value."
- Boston Post, 1865
Jared and Drew back when they were 12, aww seems like it was just yesterday c':
I miss when Drew didn't dye his hair yo.
please ignore my horrible photoshop skills u.u
Drachensteigen macht so ziemlich jedem Spaß - ganz egal ob groß oder klein. Wir suchen daher an diesem Donnerstag eure schönsten Erinnerungen zum Thema #FlyAKite.
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Viel Spaß!
(Foto von Ivan Dostál)
This week we are going back nineteen years to 2006, and to RA 186 on O'Connell Street displaying route 14 to Ballinteer.
Route 14 started running (as a bus route) between the city centre and Dartry in 1948. From 1953 its northern terminus was moved to Annamoe Road, before reaching the Phoenix Park in 1955. In the same year it reached Churchtown on the southside. Around 1988 it was cut back on the northside to the city centre, and in 1995 it reached Ballinteer. Around 2005 it was extended to Dundrum. In 2011 it was merged with route 20B under Network Direct, and it became a cross-city route from Ardlea Road (Beaumont) to Dundrum. The city centre routing took it along Eden Quay instead of O'Connell Street.
RA 186 was new to Dublin Bus in 1994. It was withdrawn in late-2006, and was sold on to an operator in the United Kingdom.
04/12/2006
Time's Passing By, and I spend way too long looking backwards to figure out how to go forward. Hence why I ended up going onto GT4.
This week we are going back fourteen years to 2011 and RV 633 dressed for route 29A on Marlborough Street.
CIE started operating route 29A between the city centre and Grange Road Cross in 1958, taking the route over from the GNR(I). By 1971 it had reached Newgrove Cross, as seen on the bus here. In 2012 it was extended to Baldoyle. In 2021 the route became the H1 under Bus Connects.
RV 633 was new to Dublin Bus in 1999. It was withdrawn in 2011 and sold on to an operator in the United Kingdom.
This location on Marlborough Street is now home to the Marlborough tram stop on the Luas Green Line.
23/01/2011
Throwback Thursday shots previously unreleased. Shot on Polaroid by Owen Jones in Calgary, Alberta Canada.
I constantly focus on what I wear "after hours." Its those outfits that mean more to me than what I wear to impress strangers.
Certainly my "arrival look" dictates the evening.
El DeBarge setting the mood for me coming down the stairs on this evening.
Fourplay, El DeBarge - After The Dance (MV)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWr3PxTPQ1o
Allen Pierson work
With my big brothers on Grandma and Boppa's back porch steps. Someone must've told me to "Look at the birdie!"
A year ago we were enroute to Kwando Camp on the Kwando River. Magical place, incredible experience.
This was in LA last Christmas. I had totally forgot about these photos. This isn't a good photo, but I thought it was funny because of my sister in the background.