Railway Stations P » Portmarnock

Portmarnock, by the coast in north Co.Dublin, is located on the main Dublin-Belfast line, which had opened as far as Drogheda in 1844. The station dates from the opening of the line, but never had any large station buildings, just up & down platforms with wooden GNR waiting rooms on either side. In 2000 the electrified DART services were extended from Howth Junction to Malahide, and this brought about upgrading of the station facilities, such as new car park, footbridge and extended platforms. The station is generally quiet on most days, and is a good vantage point for viewing northbound trains climbing and then descending the gradient from Howth Junction.



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