A train station in Dublin that has sat unused since it was built will finally open to the public this year after 14 years.
The €6 million Kishoge station, located between Clondalkin and Lucan, was built back in 2009 as part of the Kildare Route Project but housing for the area was never built and so the station was never opened.
However, now those housing plans are set to commence meaning the previously unused station will open with them. It will now be going through a retrofit this year with plans to open by December at the cost of around €3.8 million.
