A Dublin train station that never opened after being built 14 years ago is set to finally open to the public this year.
The Kishoge station between Clondalkin and Lucan was built in 2009 at a €6 million cost and will be going through a retrofit this year with plans to open by December. It was originally built as part of the Kildare Route Project but the housing for the area was never built.
Now those housing plans are set to go ahead and with it will come the train station. The retrofit works taking place this year will cost around €3.8 million bringing the total cost of the station to just under €10 million.
