A Corcoran lorry outside the
old Gresham Hotel in the early 1920's |
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- "Failte Go Ceatharlach"
- "Welcome to Carlow" Submitted by Margo Hearns-Brown in Jan 2007 formerly of
Graiguecullen
- Image taken in 1983.
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- Athy Road. Carlow c.1900 Postcard.
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- Carlow Railway Station with bridge over the tracks on
the right.
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- The Post Office and other Government Buildings in Kennedy Street,
Carlow c1990. Postcard.
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- Kennedy Avenue,
Carlow. In the background you can see the Post Office
- Donated by "Carloman"
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- PENNEYS store in Hanover Park, Carlow
- (Photo W. Muldowney
c2006)
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- The Burrin and Kennedy Avenue
- (Photo W. Muldowney
c2006)
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- The River Burren in Carlow
- Photo source - Bill Muldowney
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The Barge Pub in Kennedy Street, Carlow |
- This is the lock gates at Rathvinden
near Leighlinbridge. The house in the background was built c1790. It
is now derelict.
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- Carlow College, (St. Patrick's College)
College Street, Carlow.
- Source: The Nationalist c.2009
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- Old railway ticket office This was once a
busy ticket office on the Bagenalstown to Borris railway line,
now disused
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- Servants quarters Burton Hall
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- Carlow Hunt 1913
- This picture was probably taken a short time prior to the
start of the 1st World War and was probably the last time the Carlow
Hunt met here. It is topical now as on that site the new extension
to the Sacred Heart Home is being constructed. It was there that the
United Irishmen were publicly flogged and tortured after the 1798
Insurrections. It was also used as an exercise ground for prisoners
awaiting trial during the troubled periods before and after the
Treaty.
- The different British regiments which were stationed there
used it for different training purposes up to the beginning of 1922.
- Photo by courtesy of Sister M. Vianney, Sacred Heart Home,
Carlow.
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- The River Burren. This is a view taken from or near the bridge
on Kennedy Avenue that leads to the old Quinnsworth shopping centre
which Penneys have bought. Quinnsworth have re-located to the new
shopping centre in the old Fair Green/Cattle Mart.
- The Victorian lamp standards are a new feature. The
roof of the post office is on the right and the Burrin bridge at the end
of Burren Street is just out of sight.
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- Info & photo
source - Carloman.
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- Cummins house at Castletown, Tinryland.
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- Borris
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