Redhills

Redhills, Co.Cavan, was a small station/halt on the former Great Northern Railway's line from Clones to Cavan. Opened in December 1873, Redhills Station appears to have had just one wooden platform, with a small adjacent station building. Today, only the stone built goods platform, complete with concrete buffer stop, and a small goods store remains, all other station buildings appear to have been demolished since closure in November 1957 to passengers, and completely in June 1958.
The site of Redhills Station on the former Great Northern Railway's line from Clones to Enniskillen. Only the stone built goods platform on the right survives, along with a stores building. The small stone built goods shed at Redhills, located at the rear of the station site. This structure is the only one to remain in situ. The goods platform, shed and adjacent road overbridge at the former Redhills Station. The typical Great Northern wooden platform would have been on the right. On the goods platform at Redhills Station looking towards Cavan. The wooden platform would have been located to the left, long since demolished.
The trackbed at the southern end of Redhills Station, with a railway telegraph pole on the left. The line closed completely in June 1958, but was not lifted until 1960. The concrete buffer stop at the goods platform at Redhills Station remains. The station, latterly a halt, only ever had one siding with no loop. The stone built overbridge at the south end of Redhills Station. Although built for double track, there was only ever a single line here. The site of the siding is on the left.