Ulster Railway

Ulster Railway
Industryrailway
Founded1836
Defunct1876
Fatemerged
SuccessorGreat Northern Railway (Ireland)
Headquarters
Belfast
,
Ireland
Area served
County Antrim, County Armagh, County Down, County Monaghan
Ulster Railway
Legend
Built later by GNR
(Great Northern Railway of Ireland)
Belfast Great Victoria Street
Curve built later by
Northern Ireland Railways
Belfast Central Railway
Adelaide
Balmoral
Finaghy
Dunmurry
Derriaghy
Lambeg
Hilden
Lisburn
Damhead
Knockmore
Banbridge, Lisburn and
Belfast Junction Railway
Lisburn-Antrim railway line
 Moira
Lagan Canal
 Pritchard's Bridge
Lurgan
Seagoe
River Bann
 Portadown
Portadown, Dungannon and
Omagh Junction Railway
Belfast–Newry railway line
 Richhill
Retreat Halt
Newry and Armagh Railway
 Armagh
Castleblayney, Keady
and Armagh Railway
 Killylea
Clogher Valley Railway
 Tynan and Caledon
Northern Ireland
Ireland
border
 Glaslough
Monaghan
Smithborough
Irish North Western Railway
to Dundalk
 Clones
Irish North Western Railway
to Enniskillen
Ulster Canal
 Redhills
Ballyhaise
GNR to Belturbet
 Loreto College Halt
Cavan
Midland Great Western Railway
This article is about the 19th century railway company. For other uses, see Ulster Railways (disambiguation).

The Ulster Railway was a railway company operating in Ulster, Ireland. The company was incorporated in 1836 and merged with two other railway companies in 1876 to form the Great Northern Railway (Ireland).