Roscommon Railways.

There are three rail lines crossing Roscommon - Dublin to Galway, Dublin/Athlone to Mayo and Dublin to Sligo. There is also an unused line to Ballaghaderreen. We hope to develop this page into a useful source for the history of the various railways and rail companies that have used the lines in Co. Roscommon over the years. In the meantime we have placed images of some of the documents in our archive on the site, and also some of the photographs we have. We hope that this will keep you happy for the moment. If you have anything that you might like to offer, either to our archive or for illustrating the site, or if you would like to contribute to the history of Roscommon railways, please contact us.

The following material is currently online. (Blue links are live).

A Collection of Modern Photographs.

A Collection of Photographs and memorabilia.

Delivery & Consignment Notes.

Hells Kitchen Railway Museum & Bar.

Luggage Labels.

Memoranda & Letters.

Rail Tickets.

This is a list of Roscommon Train Stations & Stops. (Blue links are live).

Athlone West (prior to 1898).

Athlone to Mayo line.

Kiltoom.

Lecarrow.

Knockcroghery.

Ballymurray.

Roscommon Town.

Donamon.

Ballymoe.

Castlerea.

Ballinlough.

Dublin to Sligo Line.

Boyle.

Island Road.

Ballaghaderreen.

Cavan & Leitrim Railway.

Arigna.

Athlone to Galway Line.

Thomastown / Carrowduff Station.

 

 

 

The Railway Preservation Society of Ireland and the Irish Railway Records Society are both dedicated to the preservation of the history of the Irish railways.

 

 

 

Images are not to scale.

If you have any Roscommon Railway material please contact us.

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