When did the train to Youghal?
2 Feb 1963
The photo depicts the arrival of the 1pm train from Youghal at the Glanmire Road Station, on the last day of weekday passenger services between Cork and Youghal, 2 Feb 1963.
Does Doncaster have a train station?
“The Doncaster Station will provide a critical rail connection to surrounding suburbs and the CBD, reducing traffic gridlock and delivering a sustainable transport option for Manningham. Residents have a lower rate of public transport use for daily travel for employment purposes than the metropolitan average.
Where is Doncaster train station?
The Doncaster railway line was a long-proposed suburban railway in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, that was anticipated to be built before December 2027, as a branch, along with the Hurstbridge line, of the planned future Clifton Hill Loop Line, as part of the 2013 PTV Network Development Plan.
How many platforms are there at Doncaster?
eight platforms
Doncaster train station departures and arrivals The eight platforms are accessed via lifts and a subway.
When was the last train from Cobh to Youghal?
The last regular scheduled passenger train between Cobh Junction to Youghal ran on 2 February 1963 and was subsequently replaced by a bus service. On 30 July 2009 following a 35-year campaign the line was re-opened to Midleton at a cost of €75m.
When was the last train from Midleton to Youghal?
The last train to depart from the seaside station was in 1987 by the Irish Railway Record Society. The following year Iarnród Éireann laid on two passenger trains from Midleton railway station for the Gaelic Athletic Association in Dublin.
What kind of building is Youghal railway station?
Youghal Station boasts a large brick built station building, which features several neat brick arch windows and doorways. Metal fencing has been placed around the building for protection. At the west end of the station is the boarded up GSWR signal cabin, which retains its lever frame.
Is there a train from Cork to Youghal?
All on board for one of the last train journeys from Cork to Youghal before the line is replaced with a bus service. A sentimental journey on one of the last passenger trains on the Cork to Youghal line. In a train, you felt that you were really getting somewhere.