Site Description
There were both Up and Down platforms here, but the latter, on which is the station building, now a private residence, is overgrown. The goods area, complete with store and a loading bank was on the Down side behind the station. There was previously a signal cabin on the Up platform. The line runs along the shore of Larne Lough from here to before Larne Town, passing over a sea inlet, Oldmill Bay, about a mile north of Ballycarry.Photographs
Photo Gallery - Ballycarry Station
Google Street View - Ballycarry Station
Geograph.ie - Ballycarry Station (Link checked 28122013)
Geograph.ie - Ballycarry Station (Link checked 28122013)
Geograph.ie - Ballycarry Station (Link checked 28122013)
Geograph.ie - Ballycarry Station (Link checked 28122013)
Geograph.ie - Ballycarry Station (Link checked 28122013)
Geograph.ie - Ballycarry bridge (Link checked 28122013)
Geograph.ie - Ballycarry Station (Link checked 28122013)
Geograph.ie - Ballycarry - old signal post (Link checked 28122013)
Geograph.ie - Ballycarry Station (Link checked 28122013)
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Chronological Details
| Opened | Closed | Company | Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01/10/1862 | / /Open | C&LR | Ballycarry |
Geographical Details
| Section Start | Section Finish | Distance | Milepost | Measured from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bleach Green | Larne Harbour | 11.76 | 16.5 | York Road Station |