Osgood 2019. Osgood, Siobahn (1 May 2019). "A Treat at Malahide". Irish Railway Architecture. Archived from the original on 10 September 2019. Retrieved 16 January 2022.
Osgood 2019. Osgood, Siobahn (1 May 2019). "A Treat at Malahide". Irish Railway Architecture. Archived from the original on 10 September 2019. Retrieved 16 January 2022.
Osgood indicates there was no (or minimal) station construction in 1844 but that it was open as a train stop at that date, with building infrastructure variously placed at between 1856 and 1901.[3] She gives more precise details of what she claims are discrepancies of normally reliable sources on her 2019 blog entry "A Treat at Malahide".[4] As of January 2022[update] National Inventory of Architectural Heritage continues to attribute the station as an 1851 build to Papworth,[5] while Archiseek has changed its attribution to Mills,[6] while attributing an unbuilt 1851 design to Papworth.[7]
