A midlands historian believes reviving the barracks will be a costly operation.
A former midlands army barracks is "slowly crumbling into history."
Mullingar Historian Jason McKevitt says no progress has been made on promises made in relation to Columb Barracks, on the 12th anniversary of its closure.
The site is currently being used to accommodate Ukrainian refugees, with 62 rapid-build units on the premises.
Mr. McKevitt says there may be an opportunity for the private sector to step in:
Laois TD Warns Drug Debts Are Being Collected Through Fear And Intimidation
Bottle And Can Returns Raise Over €300K For Charities This Summer
Lifeboat Press Officer Issues Safety Warning Ahead Of Bank Holiday Weekend
Midlands MEP Slams ‘Fantasy Football’ Economics Over Future of CAP
Offaly Traditional Musician Donal Lunny Passes Away
"A Slap In The Face"- Westmeath Graduate Nurse Pushes For Answers On Job Contract
Westmeath Community Celebrating Tidy Towns 2026 Victory
Westmeath Man Set To Compete In Dublin City Marathon For The First Time