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Kilkenny County Council is inviting expressions of interest from individuals or organisations regarding the former Urlingford Fire Station, located on Main Street, Urlingford, County Kilkenny.
The property consists of a single-storey building featuring a garage with a full-height roller door at the front.
The rear section includes an office, kitchenette, locker room, drying room, and shower and toilet facilities.
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In addition, there is a detached steel-clad store or outbuilding located at the back of the enclosed yard.
The site offers convenient access to both the M8 and M9 motorways.
Interested parties can obtain further details or submit an expression of interest by contacting Katherine Peacock at the Community Department of Kilkenny County Council.
She can be reached at 056-7794924 or via email at katherine.peacock@kilkennycoco.ie.
The closing date for submissions is Friday, May 23, 2025.
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