DESIGN

The Midleton station, like most stations in the early days of railway in Ireland, was built in red brick with carved limestone quoins, in the Tudor Revival style.

Typical features of the time were timber barge boarding, clay ridge-tiling and paired timber brackets under eaves.

The station has been restored and now comes with new Park and Ride facilities for commuters to Cork City.

Photos:
Midleton Railway Station (front view) and some aspects of its traditional features