Carlow County - Ireland Genealogical Projects (IGP TM)
Tullow - Images
- Market Square
- Market Square 1910
- Main Street
- Bridge Hotel on Abbey Street
- Bridge Street 1945
- Bridge Street
- Mill Street
- Market Square
- Bridge Street Tullow c.1900
- St. Patrick Monastery
- Abbey Street
- Tullow Town
- Bridge House
- River Slaney
- Bridge Street
- Tullow c1957
- Tullow 2009
- Elevation and Plan of the New Bridge at Tullow by Charles G. Forth. C.E. over the River Slaney
Eamon de Valera in Tullow
- Aerial photograph, Tullow c. 1955
- Civic Guards Station, Tullow
- View of Tullow Bridge
- Image of Tullow Bridge by Tim Lock
- Bridge Street, Tullow
- Tullow Railway Station
- Tullow Train Station
- Tullow Church
- St Columbia's Church
- This image of Tullow Castle c1681 is take from a sketch by Thomas Dineley the Worcestershire Antiquarian. The site is now occupied by Church of Ireland, St Columbia's Church.
- Source: 'Come Capture Castles' by Victor Hadden
- Fr. John Murphy
- Arch gateway at St. Columbia's Church Tullow St Columba's Church of Ireland was erected in the year 1830-1831. It was the third of three church buildings to stand on this site in Church Street, Tullow. A vestry was built in 1861. Renovations were carried out in 1893. This view shows the arch gateway entrance.
- Source: Carlow County Library website
- Tullow Museum former Methodist chapel
Tullow Museum is located on Bridge Street, Tullow, and is run voluntarily by Tullowphelim Historical Society. It contains a wide range of historical items such as the personal effects of Carlow-born world famous Antarctic explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton. There are also personal items of the Irish patriot Fr. John Murphy of Boulavogue who was one of the leaders of the 1798 rebellion and executed in Tullow town centre. Other items include photographs, journals and much more from Tullow's history.
Source: http://www.askaboutireland.ie
Website link - Old and New Photographs around the Tullow Area
Tullow Town Images
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