Malahide railway station

Malahide is both a terminus on the DART system and a station on Northern Commuter services.

The station is staffed between 05:45-00:30, Monday to Sunday and platform 1 (the eastern or southbound platform) is fully accessible. Platform 2 (the western or northbound platform) can be accessed by a footbridge (with lifts) from platform 1 or via steps to the public road.[1]

Go-Ahead Ireland operated bus route 102 links the station to Dublin Airport, Sutton railway station and parts of Malahide. In October 2013 a shuttle bus linking various areas of the town to the station was introduced. Numbered route 842, it operates in the morning and evening peaks Mondays to Fridays inclusive. The service was temporarily suspended at the start of January 2014.[2][3]

It was built by George Papworth for the Dublin and Drogheda Railway and opened on 25 May 1844.[4]

Goods services were withdrawn in December 1974.[4] In 2009, Malahide became the temporary terminus of all direct services from Dublin as a consequence of the collapse of the Broadmeadow viaduct.

Just to the north of the station line crosses the Broadmeadow Viaduct which is 164m long and is the most noticeable part of the Malahide Estuary.

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  Footbridge at Malahide Station connecting platform 1 and platform 2
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  The main station building on the east side of the railway
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  Push-pull commuter train arrives in 1983 on its way to Dublin Pearse

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Malahide railway station.

• Irish Rail Malahide Station Website
• Eiretrains - Malahide Station

• List of railway stations in Ireland