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Carlow railway station

Carlow railway station, Carlow town, was built in 1845.
William Henry Cashel was station master here from 1877 to 1889.
His father George Cashel died here in 1882.
Still in use as the station.
No one lives there. Offices upstairs.
See notice about the history of the building.

Carlow railway station.
Click to rotate.
From Google Street View.
See also satellite view.

Carlow station on 1887 to 1913 map.

Carlow railway station. 1940s photo.
Photo on display at station.
See larger and full size.

Carlow railway station in 1960.
From IGP.

Carlow railway station.
Photo 2025. See larger and full size.
See 2007 shot. And wider and wider.

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The back (the track side)

Carlow railway station, from the track side.
Photo 2002 (NOT 2010). See full size and original.
From Eiretrains. Used with permission.

Carlow railway station, from the track side.
Photo 2007. Light adjusted digitally. See larger and original.
See other shot light adjusted and original.

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• Carlow station at Archiseek.
• Carlow station at IGP.
• Carlow railway station (and here and here) on askaboutireland.ie