Down Memory Lane: Local Places
The name Myshall “Midh Íseal” means 'low plain' and the village also
gives its name to the towns land and parish. The buildings which were
prominent when the village was planned in the 17th century are now
domestic residences, shops and bars but retain their charm of former
days.
Towards the Hill Road, Myshall, Co. Carlow, 1910
(The row of cottages on the left was known as Beggars Row)
Garryhill 'Shean' Bridge, Co. Carlow - circa 1860
Myshall Volunteers, Myshall, Co. Carlow
R.I.C. policeman at the village pump, Myshall, Co. Carlow
Celebrations for 1932 Eucharistic Congress, Myshall, Co. Carlow
Myshall & Drumphea Cricket Club Athletic Sports poster, 1879
Myshall Cycling Club poster, 1907
Myshall House, Cornwall Brady Estate, Myshall 1890
Myshall Lodge after 1922 burning
Myshall Lawn Tennis, Cornwall Brady Estate, Myshall in 1955
Renovating the Community Centre in 1974
Doyle's Pub, Myshall (c. late 80's/early 90's?)
RTÉ transmitter at the summit of Mount Leinster, 1986
August 1990: Mass in St. Moling's Cemetery, Ballinree
March 1997:
Hale-Bopp Comet shines over Myshall
Photo courtesy of Dr. M. Blade
A stage of the 1997 FBD Milk Rás passes through Myshall
'Danoli' on "The Scratoe" above Myshall village
Aerial view of Adelaide Church Of Christ the Redeemer
Aerial photograph of Myshall village in 2003
Photo courtesy of Brigid Fox
Full steam ahead at 'The Ranch', Myshall in 2006
Steam engine in Myshall village, July 2006