The building was constructed in 1867 for Lord Greville.
Conservation works on the Market House in Mullingar has been completed.
Upgrades were being carried to the iconic clock tower - dating back to 1867 - which had become badly weathered over the years.
The timber louvers and leadwork have been replaced, and reinforced with a steel frame.
The corroded weathervane has also been restored, the clock cleaned, and a light installed on the clock face.
Westmeath County Council says the works will help to preserve the landmark building for generations to come.
Delighted to see #conservation works on the Market House in #Mullingar completed. These works were commissioned by @westmeathcoco with grant assistance from the Historic Structures Fund @DeptHousingIRL @noonan_malcolm #beforeandafter https://t.co/LmSYQPMKVG
— Westmeath Heritage (@Wmeathheritge) November 26, 2020
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