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Clann na nGael GAA Club, Johnstown Demesne, Athlone

Construction of a new building for dressing rooms, a gym, and offices at Clann na nGael GAA Club.

2660216 · Roscommon County Council · Lodged 8 May 2026

Reference
2660216
Authority
Roscommon County Council
Register status
In progress
Type
PERMISSION
Received
8 May 2026

Summary

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The development consists of constructing a new building to facilitate new dressing rooms, a gymnasium, ancillary offices, and a spectator area. It also includes the relocation of an existing pitch floodlight.

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Development description

  • Permission for development which will consist of the following
  • Construction of a new building to facilitate new dressing rooms, gymnasium, ancillary offices and a spectator area
  • The relocation of an existing pitch floodlight
  • Along with all ancillary site work at

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  1. Application received8 May 2026
  2. Further information requested2 July 2026

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