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A general view of Towney, the home of Kilcar GAA club. Photo: Sportsfile
The Kilcar GAA club has submitted a planning application for major works to its home ground.
The south west Donegal is planning to build a new clubhouse and spectator stand in Towney.
An application for planning permission has been lodged with Donegal County Council.
In the name of club chairman Michael McShane, the application sets out the works planned by the club.
Kilcar have sought permission to demolish the existing tea room building.
They are seeking to construct a new clubhouse and a spectator stand to the side of the football pitch.
An assiditional dressing room building is also planned while the application provides for connections to existing services and all other site workls.
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