An extensive restoration project at the Malahide Casino in Fingal is on track to be completed later this year.
The project involves re-coating the large thatch roof of the cottage, as well internal repairs and upgrades of services. A new section of building to house the Fry Model railway is also being constructed.
A new plaque was unveiled by Fingal Mayor, Cllr Anthony Lavin to celebrate the conclusion of the conservation and restoration of the much loved Casino Building.
Mayor of Fingal Cllr Anthony Lavin added: "I am delighted to see the refurbishment of this much-loved building 'The Casino'. Over the years the people of Malahide have watched anxiously as it fell into disrepair and it is thanks to Michael Gaffney for his generous donation and Fingal County Council that we were able to conserve this unique and magnificent landmark.
"I am very much looking forward to the commissioning of the model railway museum in early Autumn and I have no doubt it will be of benefit to the whole of Malahide village as it provides a natural flow for visitors from Malahide Castle and Demesne."
This project will add to Fingal County Council's portfolio of heritage properties.
Work began on the project in April 2018 and has continued uninterrupted since.
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