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06 Sept 2025
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A GAA club in Co Leitrim is set to undergo a major redevelopment following the receipt of planning permission this week (July 25).
Leitrim County Council has granted permission to Carrigallen GAA Club for a number of major changes, including the construction of a fully serviced multipurpose building for indoor training, a detached modular coffee/tea shop, and ground mounted solar panels.
The planning permission also allows for the extension of the training field with perimeter fencing and revised flood lighting positions, a redesigned entrance with new enlarged door/screen, exterior canopy and signage, the provision of a score board to the main field and electronic display messaging board towards road side.
It also allows for upgrades and an extension to the existing walking track to perimeter of main pitch, outdoor gym area, and all ancillary and associated site works.
The application was granted with eight conditions.
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