store/warehouse — GORTINESS

Pitched natural slate roof having clay ridge tiles, wooden fascia boards, and with a brick chimneystack to the west end. Randomly coursed rubble stone walling with raised chamfered block-and-start quoins to the corners. Round-headed (to gable ends and to centre of the north elevation) and semi-circular window openings (to north and south elevations), now mostly blocked with timber and corrugated metal sheeting, having raised chamfered block-and-start surrounds and voussoirs, sandstone sills, and remains of metal-framed multi-pane windows. Two central square-headed doorways/loading bays to the centre of the main elevations (north and south) having raised chamfered block-and-start surrounds, lintel lintels, and with remains of sliding door mechanisms over; doorways now mainly blocked. Set well back from road in own grounds to the east of the centre of Convoy. Former railway line adjacent to the south. Possible former railway station house, now altered, adjacent to the east. Modern metal doors to extensions. Located adjacent to road to the south of Cloghan, and to the west/north-west of Ballybofey. Former railway platform to the north side. Detached five-bay (originally three-bay with later two-bay extension) two-storey former railway station adjacent to the west/north-west having pitched natural slate roof with rendered chimneystacks to the original gable ends, smooth rendered ruled-and-line walls over smooth rendered plinth course, smooth rendered stringcourse at first floor level, square-headed window openings with replacement fittings, and central square-headed doorway to the south elevation of original building having overlight and slate canopy porch.