The new centre is due to take in over 80 Ukrainian refugees.
An Offaly Councillor says nobody has moved into a new refugee accommodation site in the county, despite recent rumours.
Inchmore House in Clara is due to take in 88 people fleeing the war in Ukraine, following a contract acceptance late last year.
Independent Local Election Candidate, Sandy Feehan-Smollen, says she's been accused of lying about the refugees due to be accommodated at the site.
She recently visited the former boarding school, and says it's being finished to a high standard, but it's still not a home:
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