Ballinamallard

Ballinamallard, Co.Fermanagh, is located on the former Great Northern Railway's Irish Northwest line which between Enniskillen and Omagh, which had opened in August 1854. The GNR network throughout this part of the county closed completely in 1957 when the Northern Ireland government withdrew support for services on these lines.
The station buildings at Ballinamallard survive, though they have been extended across the platform site to reach the former goods shed opposite. The buildings are now a childrens' play centre and inside there are some old pictures of the station in GNR days. North of the town is a rather tall stone arch bridge which carries the line across a river located just off the B46 road to Enniskillen.
Ballinamallard, the intermediate station between Enniskillen & Bundoran Junction on the Great Northern's Irish North West route. The goods shed and station building have been extended across the platform site. This is Ballinamallard goods shed. The newer extension can be seen on the left, which covers the platform and trackbed. The former station at Ballinamallard is now in use as a childrens daycare centre. This view is looking towards Bundoran Junction. Just north of Ballinamallard heading in the Bundoran direction the line crossed one of the rivers that drained into Lough Erne. The trackbed on the bridge is quite overgrown.