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Malahide, North Co.Dublin, is located on the main Dublin-Belfast line, which had opened as far as Drogheda in 1844. The present station at Malahide was built entirely by the Great Northern Railway, who constructed a typical yellow brick station building on the down platform, designed by W.H Mills, as well as the footbridge and signal cabin on the up platform. There's also the typical GNR style stations masters house adjacent to the station. All of these are well maintained, and the station building retains its GNR canopy. In 2000 Malahide became the second northern terminus of the electrified DART service, at at the south end of the station the EMUs(DARTs) are stabled in two sidings. The platforms were lengthened and the signal cabin was taken fully out of use, having been in a period of 'switched out' status in the 1990s. North of the station the line crosses the Malahide Estuary on a causeway. |
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