Central Ireland Railway
Introduction
This line opened opened from Conniberry Junction (Maryborough) to MountMellick.
Dates
| / /1866 | Central Ireland Railway Incorporated for a line from Maryborough to Mullingar. |
| 13/07/1868 | Waterford and Kilkenny Railway Renamed Waterford and Central Ireland Railway. |
| / /1873 | Central Ireland Railway Second Act cuts the line from Maryborough back to Geashill. |
| / /1877 | Central Ireland Railway Absorbed by Waterford and Central Ireland Railway. |
| / /1885 | Central Ireland Railway Opened from Maryborough (Connibery Junction on the former Kilkenny Junction Railway) to Mountmellick. |
| / /1896 | Kilkenny Junction Railway Absorbed by Waterford and Central Ireland Railway. |
| / /1900 | Waterford and Central Ireland Railway Absorbed by Great Southern and Western Railway. |
| / /1947 | Central Ireland Railway Closed to passengers. |
| / /1962 | Central Ireland Railway Closed. |
| / /1965 | Central Ireland Railway Re-opened from Conibery Junction to Coolnamona peat factory. |
Portions of line and locations
This line is divided into a number of portions.
