Cork and Kinsale Junction Railway
Introduction
This railway ran south from the Cork and Bandon Railway to Kinsale.
Dates
| / /1859 | Cork and Kinsale Junction Railway Incorporated. |
| / /1863 | Cork and Kinsale Junction Railway Opened from Junction [Kinsale] (Cork and Bandon Railway) to Kinsale. |
| / /1880 | Cork and Kinsale Junction Railway Absorbed by Cork and Bandon Railway. |
| / /1888 | Cork and Bandon Railway
Cork and Kinsale Junction Railway [Kinsale] Junction renamed Kinsale Junction. |
| / /1931 | Cork and Kinsale Junction Railway Closed. |
Portions of line and locations
This line is divided into a number of portions.
Kinsale Junction to Kinsale
Trackbed at Crossbarry looking towards the former station, just over half a mile to the east. Access to the former station from this section is not ...Mark Poustie 20/07/2020
Crossbarry, formerly Kinsale Junction, in July 2020. This is a view from the former trackbed just east of a level crossing over what were originally 4 ...Mark Poustie 20/07/2020
Crossbarry, formerly Kinsale Junction looking east to Ballinhassig and Cork from a former level crossing. There were originally four tracks here ...Mark Poustie 20/07/2020
Site of level crossing, Crossbarry, looking west towards Upton. While trying to find the site of Crossbarry station, I found a short stretch of ...Mark Poustie 20/07/2020
Ballymartle station, on the Kinsale Junction (Crossbarry) to Kinsale branch, with an unusually shaped private house built to fit the elevated former ...Mark Poustie 13/11/2021
Farrangalway station, now a private house with the converted former waiting room on the Kinsale Junction platform side visible. If you look closely ...Mark Poustie 13/11/2021
Kinsale Station survives as a private dwelling and associated business premises despite closing in 1931. The branch from Kinsale Junction (latterly ...Mark Poustie 19/07/2020
