for 1) A 10 Year Planning Permission for the Development. 2) To upgrade the surface…

Proposed development

for 1) A 10 Year Planning Permission for the Development. 2) To upgrade the surface to the existing access road and pedestrian paths from the clubhouse to the rear entrance leading onto Newtown Way. 3) Provide additional car parking spaces along this roadway at various locations. 4) To construct a two storey building with a ground floor area of 200 sq.m and a first floor mezzanine level with a floor area of 119 sq.m. The overall ridge height of this building is to be 7.00 m. The ground floor is to be used as a gym while the mezzanine level is to be used for activities complementary to the gym. This building will be located in the area between the existing skills wall and the playground. 5) Extension of existing new skills wall area surface with associated lighting, fencing and roof netting. 6) To construct a new synthetic astro platform 95 m by 56 m to be used as an all weather pitch at the location of the existing training pitch which is the closest to the clubhouse with associated fencing and lighting. 7) Realigning of Pitch No. 1 & 2 with inclusion of new floodlights, spectator fencing, ball stop netting & associated works. 8) Construction of a new viewing stand between Pitch No. 1 and Pitch No. 2. 9) Construction of dressing room block with public toilets to the ground floor with an area provided within the roof space to be used for club meeting room. The Ground Floor Area will be 324.59 sq.m. and the first floor area will be 137.19 sq.m. The overall ridge height will be 5.955 m. This building is to be constructed between Pitch No. 1 and Pitch No. 2 beside the proposed viewing stand. 10) To upgrade and modernise the existing mezzanine pitch platform (Pitch No. 3) 100m to 138m x 65m to 86m pitch platform which includes re-grading pitch surface levels, drainage, associated fencing, lighting, walking path and services in keeping in line with the proposed pitch development works at Kill Gaa. Upgrade surfaces of existing access road and pedestrian paths as per part of Kill Gaa planning application. 11) Construction of new walking paths and all ancillary site works in association with the above

What happens next

Permission was granted on 22 Aug 2025. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.

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