Planning application · Carlow County Council

1. construct two further all-weather tennis courts with fencing…

Carlow Lawn Tennis Club , Oak Park Road , Carlow.

2560431 · CarlowIn Assessment
Reference
2560431
Planning authority
Carlow County Council
Received
22 Dec 2025
Status
In Assessment
Use
Civic / community
Site area
1.4 ha

Proposed development

1. construct two further all-weather tennis courts with fencing, flood lights and ball stops between existing courts and clubhouse. 2. Construct two all-weather padel courts with flood lights, individual fencing and canopy/roof covers to the north of site. 3. Construct two indoor badminton courts adjoining our two existing badminton courts to the west of site. 4. Renovate and extend ladies and gents changing rooms and toilets on ground floor and first floor extension to incorporate office, gym, store and new clubhouse entrance foyer and external lighting. 5. Resurface and redevelop existing carpark.

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