Ballyroney
Location type
Station
Name and dates
Ballyroney (1880-1955)
Opened on the Banbridge Extension Railway.
Opened on the Castlewellan Branch (Great Northern Railway [Ireland]).
Note: text in square brackets is added for clarity and was not part of the location's name.
Dates
| / /1861 | Banbridge Extension Railway Incorporated. Authorised from Banbridge [2nd] to Ballyroney with a branch to Rathfriland. |
| / /1880 | Banbridge Extension Railway Opened from Banbridge [2nd] to Ballyroney. |
| / /1900 | Castlewellan Branch (Great Northern Railway [Ireland]) Great Northern Railway [Ireland] Act allows extension from Ballyroney (Banbridge Extension Railway) to beyond Castlewellan where the Belfast and County Down Railway will be met. GNR had powers to reach Newcastle [Down] and the B&CDR to reach Ballyroney. |
| / /1906 | Castlewellan Branch (Great Northern Railway [Ireland]) Banbridge Extension Railway extended from Ballyroney to Newcastle [Down] (Belfast and County Down Railway). |
