Tullamore, a once-thriving rural community in NSW's Central West, is on the brink of becoming a ghost town. The closure of the Tullamore Hotel, a beloved establishment with a kitchen, accommodation, and showers, has left residents in the dark about its future. This development, coupled with the disappearance of other businesses and the decline of the local school, has sparked concern among locals. The town's main street, once bustling with activity, is now a shadow of its former self. The BP service station and the bowling club remain, but they are not enough to sustain the community. The closure of the pub has left residents wondering if Tullamore will survive. The town's shrinking population and the exodus of business owners have raised questions about its future. The council is aware of the issue and is taking steps to regain some of the facilities within the township. However, the question remains: will Tullamore be able to reverse its decline and regain its former glory?
