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Carrick-on-Shannon train station
Long awaited car park upgrades could be on the way for Carrick-on-Shannon, Leitrim.
Iarnród Éireann sent a response to the Carrick-on-Shannon municipal district stating that there are possible upgrades in the pipeline for car parking facilities in Carrick-on-Shannon.
The transport company said they had identified Carrick-on-Shannon as a "priority station for car park expansion within the Iarnród Éireann National Carpark Strategy and engagement previously took place with local landowners with a view to agreeing to a suitable site for car park expansion."
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The statement continued that Iarnród Éireann are currently updating the National Car Park Strategy report and want to "recommence engagement with local landowners with a view to agreeing on a suitable site in Carrick-on-Shannon for car park upgrade and enhancement works. If local landowner lands are unavailable, we would coordinate with Leitrim County Council to determine if suitable local authority lands are available".
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Cllr Paddy Farrell welcomed the news and Cllr Sean McGowan stated that "something needs to be done as it's going on a long time."
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