The Grand Canal

The dry dock at Sallins

The official opening of the Naas Branch (County of Kildare Canal) in 1788

Monasterevan on the Barrow Line

The GCC coalfield: south of Moscow, north of Geneva

The Lough Boora feeder

The Mountmellick Line

The abandoned Main Line in Dublin (first page of four)

A Grand Canal lock: Belmont

Water supply to the Grand Canal

6 responses to “The Grand Canal”

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  2. JAMES KESRHAW | Monday 1 July 2019 at 09:19 |

    HI IM TRYING TO GET HOLD OF A PHOTO OF THE HOUSE THAT WAS AT THE 8TH LOCK YEARS AGO

  3. Karen Crofton | Tuesday 14 July 2020 at 20:03 |

    Hello,

    I am a great great granddaughter of Myles Crofton, who was murdered in 1891 at Killaloe. I am doing some family tree searching and I was hoping you may have a copy of the original article on this? Or perhaps a photo of any Crofton’s many of whom worked on the canals around that time.

    Please advise,
    Regards,
    Karen

  4. bjg | Wednesday 15 July 2020 at 07:02 |

    Karen

    The best people to contact would be the Killaloe-Ballina Historical Society: blog page here https://killaloeballinalhs.wordpress.com/ and facebook here https://www.facebook.com/killaloeballinalhs/

    bjg

  5. Karen Crofton | Wednesday 15 July 2020 at 10:10 |

    That’s great thanks so much

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