Carlow
Location type
Station
Name and dates
Carlow (1846-)
Opened on the Great Southern and Western Railway.
Opened on the Irish South Eastern Railway.
Dates
| / /1844 | Great Southern and Western Railway Authorised. Line to run from Dublin Kingsbridge (Dublin Heuston) to Cashel, County Tipperary, with a branch to Carlow. Contractors McCormick and William Dargan. |
| 04/08/1846 | Great Southern and Western Railway Line opened between Dublin Kingsbridge to Carlow, 56 miles. |
| 24/07/1848 | Irish South Eastern Railway Opened from Carlow to Bagenalstown. |
| / /1918 | Wolfhill Branch Kildangan to Athy and Mageny to Carlow singled, the lifted line being used for collieries. Connecting with the Great Southern and Western Railway, Athy to Wolfhill opened. Built by British Government. (Castlecomer line opened in 1919.) |
| / /1919 | Great Southern and Western Railway All of Carlow line singled. |
