Cork to Cobh Train Service
The Cork to Cobh commuter line is an easy way to travel between Cork and Cobh.
Trains run throughout the day with extra services at busy times.
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Easy ways to check train times
Home screen shortcuts, Siri and Hey Google – plus a way to show your support.
Add the Cork to Cobh train page to your home screen so it behaves like an app icon.
Open the train page
In Safari, go to incobh.com/cork-to-cobh-train/.
Tap the Share icon
Tap the Share button (square with an arrow pointing up).
Select “Add to Home Screen”
Scroll down if needed and tap Add to Home Screen.
Confirm name & add
Choose a name like “Train times”, then tap Add.
Open the train page
In Chrome, go to incobh.com/cork-to-cobh-train/.
Open the menu
Tap the ⋮ menu in the top-right corner.
Tap “Add to Home screen”
Select Add to Home screen or Install app, depending on your device.
Confirm & place
Confirm the name and tap Add. The icon will appear with your other apps.
Instant access
Open the Cork–Cobh train times page from any screen with just your voice.
Secure & private
The shortcut runs on your iPhone and simply opens the train page on incobh.com.
One-tap setup
About 30 seconds to install, then you’re done.
Tap "Add Siri Shortcut"
On your iPhone, tap the blue button above.
Open in Shortcuts app
Your phone will open the Apple Shortcuts app automatically.
Tap "Add Shortcut"
Press the blue Add Shortcut button.
Start using it
Say "Hey Siri, check train times" anytime.
You only need to set this up once. After that, just say "Hey Google, check train times".
Open Assistant settings
Open the Google app → tap your profile picture → Settings → Google Assistant.
Create a new routine
Go to Routines and tap New or +.
Choose your phrase
Under “When I say…”, add a phrase like “Check train times”.
Add the action
Under “Assistant will…”, choose Add action → Browse the web and paste the link above.
Save and test
Save the routine, then say “Hey Google, check train times” – it should open the train page on incobh.com.
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Quick overview
- Route: Cork Kent ↔ Cobh
- Stops: All trains between Cork and Cobh stop at every station on the branch
- Best for: Day trips, commuting, and events in Cork or Cobh
Stations on the line
Trains on the Cobh branch call at the same stations in the same order:
- Cork Kent
- Little Island
- Glounthaune
- Fota
- Carrigaloe
- Rushbrooke
- Cobh
Journey time
Journey times vary slightly by service and operational conditions, but most trains are around the
half-hour mark from end to end.
Timetables and live departures
Times can change depending on the day of the week and engineering works. For the most accurate plan:
- Check live departures close to your travel time (especially in the evening).
- Use the timetable to plan earlier in the day or further ahead.
Cork to Cobh trains
Cork Kent is the starting point for Cobh-bound services. If you’re travelling from Cork, the easiest approach is:
- Arrive at the station a little early, especially at peak times.
- Check the departure board for the Cobh service.
- Board promptly when the platform is announced.
Cobh to Cork trains
From Cobh, all departures leave from the same station and travel towards Cork via the branch line stations.
Some services may show a final destination beyond Cork on data feeds, but the train still stops at Cork Kent.
- If your goal is Cork, you can board any departing service from Cobh.
- Confirm the next departure time using live information if you’re travelling late.
Evenings and last services
Late services are the ones most likely to be missed if you don’t check ahead. If you’re travelling late:
- Check live departures shortly before you leave.
- Plan for earlier trains if you have a fixed deadline.
- Allow extra time for disruption or reduced services.
Accessibility and station facilities
Station facilities vary by location. If you need step-free access, assistance, or specific facilities,
check the station information before travelling.
Tips for a smoother trip
- For events or busy weekends, aim for an earlier train.
- If you’re connecting with other services from Cork, build in buffer time.
- In the evening, rely on live info first, timetable second.
Plan your journey
The most reliable plan is: pick your preferred departure from the timetable, then verify it on live departures close to travel time.