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The Moss, home of Drumoghill FC
A Donegal Junior League football club is planning to add a community centre to its ground.
Drumoghill FC has lodged a planning permission application to Donegal County Council for the planned works at The Moss.
The club has sough permission for the construction of a community centre that will consist of dressing rooms, a storage area, a gym and a function room.
The application provides for all ancillary works with connection to a proposed treatment plant and percolation area.
Designs of the proposed building submitted to the local authority alongside the planning application show it billed ‘Drumoghill Centre’.
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The club, located along the main Letterkenny-Lifford road, has recently added a second pitch while a stand, named the Seamus Neely Stand, was previously constructed.
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