The facility at the former Streamstown Train Station will be ready to open its doors next month.
It's hoped a new coffee shop in the midlands will be ready to open its doors next month.
The facility at the former Streamstown Train Station had been due to open by the June Bank Holiday last year, but the operator decided not to ahead with the move.
An agreement has been made with a new operator, and the coffee shop is due to before the St. Patrick's Weekend.
Councillor Tom Farrell says its the result of years of work from the local community:
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