DUBLIN GAA HAVE been granted planning permission to build a centre of excellence at Hollystown.
The facility will include four floodlit GAA pitches, one of which will have a synthetic surface.
It will be located at the former Hollystown Golf Course, to the north-west of the city, on the Ratoath Road.
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The development will include a renovation of the former two-storey clubhouse, with the bar being converted into two new dressing rooms. There will be six dressing rooms in total.
The clubhouse offices will be converted into a team meeting room.
An indoor training facility is planned, which will include a pitch (30mx20m) and a “tactics space”.
A covered stand, with a capacity of 500 spectators, will overlook the first pitch.
The county’s hurlers will have the use of a wall, five metres high, as well as a “floodlit astro-turf hurling practice area”.
There will be a trail for walking and jogging around the perimeter of the site.
The application for planning permission was received by Fingal County Council on 25 May, and granted on 17 November.
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Dublin GAA get green light for centre of excellence in Hollystown
LAST UPDATE | 23 Nov 2022
DUBLIN GAA HAVE been granted planning permission to build a centre of excellence at Hollystown.
The facility will include four floodlit GAA pitches, one of which will have a synthetic surface.
It will be located at the former Hollystown Golf Course, to the north-west of the city, on the Ratoath Road.
The development will include a renovation of the former two-storey clubhouse, with the bar being converted into two new dressing rooms. There will be six dressing rooms in total.
The clubhouse offices will be converted into a team meeting room.
An indoor training facility is planned, which will include a pitch (30mx20m) and a “tactics space”.
A covered stand, with a capacity of 500 spectators, will overlook the first pitch.
The county’s hurlers will have the use of a wall, five metres high, as well as a “floodlit astro-turf hurling practice area”.
There will be a trail for walking and jogging around the perimeter of the site.
The application for planning permission was received by Fingal County Council on 25 May, and granted on 17 November.
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