I'm unfamiliar with Cork but that looks like old Ford Factory in the background (& on the far bank of the Lee). So that would make it (unsurprisingly) the goods yard alongside Horgan's Quay
Niall McAuley
25/Feb/2022 10:12:32
Streetview from Horgan's Quay across the Lee. The OSI maps show there used to be Travelling Cranes here as seen in the background.
The cars are most likely being loaded for transport to Dublin.
suckindeesel
25/Feb/2022 10:46:49
On their way to the real capitol!
Niall McAuley
25/Feb/2022 11:32:16
The first family car I remember was a Ford Anglia, but it was an estate, so not one of these actual cars.
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/] Yes, both Ford and Dunlop were across the river.
The map arcg.is/0ea0La0 shows a siding leading to Ford, but don't know how that would connect to the station
Niall McAuley
25/Feb/2022 18:49:32
suckindeesel the railway lines were connected at street level, but I don't know if Ford sent cars that way
flic.kr/p/amymNE
Foxglove
25/Feb/2022 18:53:45
the vinyl seat covers the vinyl seat covers !! on summer days , I do not have good memories of the Anglia
derangedlemur
Seems to be a mix of Populars and Anglias, or else Anglias of different vintages.
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And a
quartetcouple of Consuls at the back of the queue en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Consul#Ford_Consul_Mark_II_(1956%E2%80%931962)Dún Laoghaire Micheál
I'm unfamiliar with Cork but that looks like old Ford Factory in the background (& on the far bank of the Lee). So that would make it (unsurprisingly) the goods yard alongside Horgan's Quay
Niall McAuley
Streetview from Horgan's Quay across the Lee. The OSI maps show there used to be Travelling Cranes here as seen in the background. The cars are most likely being loaded for transport to Dublin.
suckindeesel
On their way to the real capitol!
Niall McAuley
The first family car I remember was a Ford Anglia, but it was an estate, so not one of these actual cars.
National Library of Ireland on The Commons
https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected] controversial!
National Library of Ireland on The Commons
https://www.flickr.com/photos/gnmcauley Ours was a VW Beetle!
suckindeesel
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/] Yes, both Ford and Dunlop were across the river. The map arcg.is/0ea0La0 shows a siding leading to Ford, but don't know how that would connect to the station
Niall McAuley
suckindeesel the railway lines were connected at street level, but I don't know if Ford sent cars that way flic.kr/p/amymNE
Foxglove
the vinyl seat covers the vinyl seat covers !! on summer days , I do not have good memories of the Anglia
Dr. Ilia
fantastic shot