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THE NEW WOODBROOK TRAIN STATION – MY FIRST TIME TO VISIT THIS TRANSPORT FACILITY
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THE DEAN HOTEL IN CONTEXT AT HORHAN’S QUAY IN CORK – I HAD TO DECIDE BETWEEN THIS AND THE MOXY
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GLOUNTHAUNE RAILWAY STATION PHOTOGRAPHED SEPTEMBER 2025
Glounthaune railway station, opened in 1859, serves as a crucial commuter hub in Cork, linking the Cobh and Midleton lines. Initially called “Queenstown Junction,” it was renamed in 1994 and saw the line to Midleton reopened in 2009, enhancing its significance. Operated by Iarnród Éireann, the station provides efficient services to Cork Kent, Cobh, and…
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COBH TRAIN STATION IS A HISTORIC GATEWAY TO IRELAND’S PAST
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VIDEO: DART ARRIVING AT PEARSE STATION
Opened on December 17, 1834, as Westland Row Station, it holds the distinction of being the terminus of Ireland’s first-ever railway line, which ran from Dublin to Kingstown (now Dún Laoghaire). This pioneering suburban railway line solidified Dublin’s position as a city at the forefront of technological advancement in the 19th century.