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Club Grounds of Carndonagh GAA
Carndonagh GAA has applied for planning permission from Donegal County Council for the provision of a new gym within its existing club grounds.
Club Chairperson, Philip McLaughlin, was the listed applicant for the planning application, on behalf of the club, for the extension of an existing hurling wall, the provision of a gym, and all associated site works.
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Carndonagh GAA was formed in 1921, and caters for over 30 underage teams and seven adult teams. The club is also represented across all codes from under-15 categories to adults in county teams.
Donegal County Council has set a decision due date of November 9 for the planning application.
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