Welcome to the London Area of the Irish Railway Record Society.
We provide a forum in London for Members of the Society and others interested in Irish transport, particularly railways, covering all aspects of the subject – historical and contemporary, infrastructure, rolling stock, operations and people, throughout the island.
You can become a member of the society on the IRRS Membership page.
Events
We hold monthly meetings at a central London venue from October to April every year hosting illustrated talks by speakers on a wide range of Irish transport topics.
For details of the Next Lecture click on the following link Thursday 5th December 2019
For details of 2019-2020 season’s meetings, please go to Next Events.
Or download the IRRS London Area Programme 2019-2020 as a PDF.
For details of last season’s meetings, please go to Previous Events.
Each Spring we hold our Transport Collectors’ Market at Chiswick, West London. For further information please see the Transport Collectors’ Market.
In a new initiative, a Manchester Area is planned, with an inaugural meeting in 2020. See the link: manc irrs
Meet our Members
The Irish Railway Record Society London Area is a hub of railway enthusiasts from all walks of life. New profiles are always being added with our members answering the same questions but providing very different answers.
Visit the Meet our Members page to find out more about us and to take part.
Events and Sales Stand
Our sales stand at the Warley National Railway Model Exhibition, flies the flag for the IRRS as a whole, particularly the London Area. We also attend ScaleForum.
Collections and Bequests
The IRRS London Area is delighted to accept collections of Irish railway material that would otherwise be disposed of. We use it for research, our archive, or find a good enthusiast home for it.
Please use the Contact Us form.
Irish Railway Record Society in Ireland
The IRRS London Area parent body is based in Dublin. Further details can be found on the Irish IRRS website.
You can become a member of the society on the IRRS Membership page.
Social Media
The Irish Railway Record Society is active on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr for events, archive photographs and films.
