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An image of what the redeveloped Old Mohill Station House might look like
An application has been made to build an extension for an accessible toilet onto the Old Mohill Station House.
A decision from Leitrim County Council will be issued by the 25th of March this year.
The former narrow gauge railway building in Mohill which has been laying semi-derelict and uncared for since 1959 was bought by a group called Mohill Town Team who wanted to restore the building.
It is currently undergoing refurbishment work since the group won a 500,000 grant last year in order to restore the building.
The large typical C&L brick station building which was built in 1887 is deemed a protected structure.
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