1901 census
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Baile Uí Fhiacháin
The former station preserves the material details of Newport’s railway buildings.
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Newport’s railway station opened in 1894 as part of the Midland Great Western Railway’s extension towards Achill. The single-storey building has a rectangular plan and walls of roughly textured limestone, with carefully dressed stone around the corners and openings. Paired windows have shallow curved heads, while shaped limestone supports survive at the roof edges. The architectural inventory records later renovation and reuse of the building. [2]
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