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A decision from Donegal County Council on the development is due in March
Plans have been lodged for the extensive development on the grounds of a Donegal church which include an all-weather pitch, a children’s play area and a community garden.
Archdeacon David Huss on behalf of Laghy Church of Ireland parish church has applied for planning permission for the development at the church.
The plans included an extension and alteration to existing church hall, an all-weather pitch, combined tennis and basketball court, children's play area, community well-being and sensory garden, riverside walkway and the addition of a footpath to the entrance of the riverside walkway.
A decision from Donegal County Council on the development is due in March.
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