A spokesperson said that it is the mart’s intention to honour all cheques once the suspension has been lifted.

Councillor Feeley also hit out at "the criminal fashion" in which some forestry in Cavan has been replanted.

This conversation may include controversial decision around prosecutions.

The inspector found that, overall, residents "were happy living in the centre and they especially loved the staff".

These were confirmed earlier this week with staff congratulated on the news.

Minister Helen McEntee said that Cavan-Monaghan was a busy district, and it was important that a permanent judge be brought in.

There was an incident that saw it close for a number of hours.

It's being reported that this work is well into the advanced stages.