The IRRS Journal contains a wealth of news and articles covering all aspects of contemporary and historical railways in Ireland. Fully illustrated with modern and archival photos, including maps and special features, members receive three issues per-year (February, June, October). Since 1947, over 200 issues of the Journal have been published, becoming the authoritative and unrivalled source of record for Irish railways. To subscribe to the Journal, see IRRS Membership page.
Journal 210 (February 2023) – Contents:
- Newtownstewart Derailment 1943, Norman E Gamble
- Visits to Irish railways in 1954 & 1955, David L. Chatfield
- The Railways in the Economy of Salvation Part 2, Tim Moriarty
- Society Matters
- Publications
- Obituaries
- A GNR(I) Driver Remembers, Conrad Natzio
- Enterprise: Catering and Customs, Stephen Rafferty
- Observations and Comments
- Irish Railway News
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Journal 209 (October 2022) – Contents:
- Trams and the IRRS
- The Enterprise Express (Part Two): 1981-2021, Barry Carse
- Distant Points, David Stirling
- Connecting a Nation, Deryck Fay
- Broadstone Revisited – Again, Richard Maund
- Observations and Comments
- Publications
- Carson’s Great Northern Scrapbook, Tim Moriarty
- Irish Railway News
- Royal Railway Events, Tim Moriarty
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Journal 208 (June 2022) – Contents:
- Inchicore 175 Anniversary
- The Enterprise Express (Part One): 1947 – 1980, Barry Carse
- Livestock on the Line, Mark Merrigan
- The Railways in the Economy of Salvation (Part 1), Tim Moriarty
- Howth to Beragh via Mountain Stage, John Curran
- Observations and Comments
- Publications
- Writings on Irish Railways 2021, Tom Wall & Alan O’Rourke
- Obituaries
- Society Matters
- Irish Railway News
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Journal 207 (February 2022) – Contents:
- Irish Railway Signage, Sarah Morel
- Travels and Observations on the NCC in 1944, Stephen Rabone
- An Interview with a Difference!, Peter Rigney
- Posthumous Trade Unionism, Tim Moriarty
- Circular 4000, Oliver Doyle
- Remaining IE Mechanical Signal Cabins-2, Oliver Doyle
- Publications
- Observations and Comments
- Society Matters
- Irish Railway News
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