Mullingar

Location type

Station


Name and dates

Mullingar (1848-)

Opened on the Midland Great Western Railway.

Opened on the Longford Branch (Midland Great Western Railway).




Dates

  /  /1845Midland Great Western Railway
Incorporated. Act for line from Dublin Broadstone to Mullingar and Athlone [MGWR], and purchase the Royal Canal and its hotels.
  /  /1847Midland Great Western Railway
Portion authorised from Mullingar to Athlone [MGWR] and Galway.
02/10/1848Midland Great Western Railway
Extended from Hill of Down to Mullingar.
  /07/1849Midland Great Western Railway
Construction of Mullingar to Athlone [MGWR] and Galway begins. Contractor William Dargan.
  /  /1850Midland Great Western Railway
Killucan to Mullingar doubled.
01/08/1851Midland Great Western Railway
Extended from Mullingar to Athlone [MGWR] and Galway. Double as far as Streamstown.
  /  /1855Longford Branch (Midland Great Western Railway)
Opened from Mullingar (Midland Great Western Railway) to Longford. First step in the line to Sligo.
  /  /1858Longford Branch (Midland Great Western Railway)
Mullingar to Cavan Junction doubled.
  /  /1866Central Ireland Railway
Incorporated for a line from Maryborough to Mullingar.
  /  /1929Midland Great Western Railway
Athlone [MGWR] to Mullingar singled.
  /  /1929Longford Branch (Midland Great Western Railway)
Inny Junction to Mullingar singled.
  /  /1973Midland Great Western Railway
Galway Ceannt and Mayo trains cease using the Athlone [MGWR] to Mullingar section, diverted to the Athlone Branch (Great Southern and Western Railway).
  /  /1987Midland Great Western Railway
Regular Athlone [MGWR] to Mullingar trains cease.