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- Graiguecullen Bridge c1910
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Graiguecullen Bridge c1910
(Real Photo)
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- Graiguecullen Bridge (formerly Wellington Bridge)
- This
bridge over the
Barrow River
link's Carlow Town with Graiguecullen. The photo was taken on
the Carlow side of the Barrow. Graiguecullen Bridge is one of the oldest and lowest bridges on the
River Barrow. An attractive five arched stone structure which was
completed in in 1569 and widened in 1815. A short walk down the west side
of the Barrow brings you to the lock gates and the new marina
facilities - Ceatharlach Mooorings.
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- Drawing of Graiguecullen Bridge & Carlow
Castle.
No date.
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- Graiguecullen Bridge (formerly Wellington Bridge)
- (Photo by Tom LaPorte)
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- Bridge and Castle from the west bank.
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- The Carlow Boat Club alongside the Corcoran & Co
Ltd Motor Garage & Stores taken from Carlow Bridge c1968
- Photo by W. Muldowney
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- Horse and Trap going into
Carlow from Graiguecullen side of the bridge. This view is
looking towards Maryborough Street c1967.
- (Photo W.
Muldowney)
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- Graigue
Bridge looking towards Governey Square c1968. The church steeple
is St. Mary's Church (C of I) in Church Street.
- (Photo W. Muldowney)
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- Approaching Graigue Bridge from
Carlow. Note Killeshin Hills in the background.
- (W. Muldowney)
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- Graigue
Bridge looking towards Governey Square c2006
- (Photo W. Muldowney)
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- Graigue Bridge c2006
- (Photo W. Muldowney)
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- Maryborough Street,
Graiguecullen form Graigue Bridge c2006
- (Photo W. Muldowney)
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- View from
Graigue Bridge c2006
- (Photo W. Muldowney)
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View from
Graigue Bridge c2006
- (Photo W. Muldowney)
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- Bridge Street, Graiguecullen
- (Photo by Tom LaPorte)
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