Planning application · Wicklow County Council

(a) change of use of the existing golf pavilion to a community oriented Health & Wellness…

Glen of the Downs Golf Pavilion , Coolnaskeagh , Delgany

2567 · WicklowClosed
Reference
2567
Planning authority
Wicklow County Council
Received
25 Mar 2025
Decided
16 May 2025
Status
Closed
Site area
1.861 ha

Proposed development

(a) change of use of the existing golf pavilion to a community oriented Health & Wellness Centre providing pilates, yoga and fitness facilities, indoor hamman style spa and therapy unit, reuse of the existing bar/café facilities, reuse of the existing changing and sanitary facilities together with all ancillary requirements within the existing structure and also, re-use of the existing effluent treatment system. (b) three new freestanding structures accommodating an outdoor sauna/spa with plunge-pool and changing booths. (c) three full size, external, padel courts. The existing parking facilities to be supplemented with secure cycle racks and EV charge points

What happens next

Permission was refused on 16 May 2025. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.

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