Welcome to Kent, Cork Railway Station

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In 2016, Kent Station was the 5th busiest railway hub in Ireland and the 1st in rank one outside of Dublin, so you can imagine that Kent Station is a vital part of Ireland train system. It serves trains to Dublin as well as to several stations in the County Kerry, such as Killarney and Farranfore.

If during your visit to the train station in Cork, the area will seem distinctly familiar, don't be surprised. The hub was used as a setting for the movie The First Great Train Robbery, starring such renowned actors as Sean Connery, Donald Sutherland, and Lesley-Anne Down!  

Address: Lower Glanmire Rd, Cork, T23 E6TD, Ireland

Cork Rail Station Facilities

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Cork Railway Station boasts a nice facade, five platforms, and ready-to-help staff. Visitors of the station are welcome to take advantage of a wide range of facilities and services, such as​

• ticket vending machines;
• credit card facilities;
• ATMs;
• complimentary Wi-Fi;
• a coffee house.

​What is more, inside you can also see Engine No. 36 - an old steam locomotive, set on permanent display in the booking hall of Cork Kent Station!

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Trains Serving the Station

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Dublin to Cork Train

Cork to Dublin Train

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FAQ: Kent Train Station in Cork

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How many train stations are there in Cork?

Although a century ago Cork housed six train stations, today Kent Station is the last remaining railway hub in the city.

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Who Kent Station was named after?

The station is named after Thomas Kent, one of the leaders of Easter Rising and heroes of Ireland. 

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