Cobh Railway Station, opened on March 10, 1862, as part of the Cork, Youghal & Queenstown Railway, was a vital maritime link and the primary Irish departure point for millions of emigrants. It served as a major mail terminal and a key, last-port-of-call for transatlantic liners, including the Titanic, before becoming the present-day Cobh Heritage Centre.

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