Not used for at least a decade. Car registrations suggest early ’90s and ’00. Sadly they are left there to rot. Maybe not classics, but still some part of history. The biggest surprise was to see “Polski Fiat Saloon” there. This was the most known “polish car” (produced on Fiat’s licence in Warsaw, Poland) and wanted car back in ’70 until early ’90 in Poland. Signs on the building suggests it was official Polski Fiat and Citroen dealer in Ireland, so as other used cars. Some fire damage in the building, Currently in pretty bad condition, all closed and not looking nice on one of the biggest junctions in the town.
