Planning application 2660737
A planning application numbered 2660737 has been lodged with Galway County Council by Clarinbridge GAA for a site in Kilcornan, Clarinbridge, Co Galway. The club is seeking permission to alter its existing two‑storey changing rooms building so that it can house a gym and a multi‑purpose room. In addition, the proposal includes the construction of a new two‑storey clubhouse building together with all associated site works.
The application was received by the council on 13 May 2026. The council’s decision code is listed as CONDITIONAL, indicating that any approval will be subject to conditions set out in the planning authority’s determination. The council had a deadline of 7 July 2026 to make a decision; it issued its decision on 3 July 2026.
Under the conditional decision, Clarinbridge GAA would need to comply with any stipulated requirements before the works can commence. The application does not yet specify the nature of those conditions, but they will be detailed in the council’s formal determination once published.
The proposed development is aimed at improving facilities for club members and visitors alike. By adding a gym and multi‑purpose room to the existing changing rooms building, the club hopes to provide a more versatile space for training, events and community use. The new two‑storey clubhouse will offer additional accommodation for meetings, social functions and administrative offices.
The planning application is part of a series of recent submissions in Co Galway, including other projects such as Toberbrackan in Clarinbridge and An Carn Mór Thiar in Oranmore. Each application follows the council’s standard review process before any construction can begin.
Clarinbridge GAA members and local residents will be able to view the full details of the application on the Galway County Council planning portal. For further information, see the council’s official record for application 2660737.
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