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Irish Narrow Gauge - Carrigaline

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Carrigaline - CB&PR

• osi 100m reference: W732629, map DM087
• Carrigaline - in Lewis's Topographical Dictionary of 1842
• National Photographic Archive,Lawrence Collection: LROY9517
• map: [CBPRJ: m-6-p78- ]
• track diagram: [CBPRJ: d-5-p72- ]
• photos: [INGV1: b-5-p26- ]
  [CBPRJ: b-6-p78- b-6-p91- ]
• platform: [CBPRJ: b-5-p76- ]
• signal box: [CBPRJ: b-5-p76- ]
• station: [CBPRJ: b-5-p77- b-5-p76- ]
• viaduct: [CBPRJ: b-6-p42- ]
• staff:
  • stationmaster:
    • 1918: J. Sweeney
    • 1920: J. Coughlan
    • 1923: William H. Tate
    • 1932: M. Barry

• station: 1988	photo: Joe Healy

• Cassell's 1899:

  Carrigaline, parish and village on the Annaboy, Kerrycurrihy and Kinalea baronies, South county Cork, Ireland, 6 miles south of Cork ; acreage 14,498 ; soil fertile, and most of the area under cultivation. Clay-slate and limestone are quarried. The church (1824) is in the Perpendicular style, and there are several schools. Fisheries are carried on, and there is a good local trade in corn and provisions. Four annual fairs are held. The castle was founded during the reign of King John. Population (parish): 3,778. Population (village): 454.