The Offaly building was the subject of protests earlier this month.
A deal has been struck to house nearly 90 Ukrainian refugees at a former midlands boarding school.
The Department of Integration says it's accepted an offer of temporary accommodation at Inchmore House in Clara for 88 people fleeing the war.
As many as 20 people protested outside the site earlier this month, as locals claimed a large number of men were moving into the premises.
The property is currently undergoing refurbishment as part of the Emergency Refurbishment Project, and the Department expects it will be brought into use in the first quarter of next year.
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