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A GAA club in county Tipperary has revealed plans for a major upgrade of its facilities.
Planning permission has been sought by Eire Og Annacarty Donohill GAA Club for the relocation of existing carparking
to facilitate the installation of an All Weather Pitch.
In planning documents, submitted to the local authority, the club is seeking permission to develop a pitch measuring 60 X 40 meters.
The proposed development also includes the installation of a seven-metre ball stop net at one end of the pitch with four 12 meter floodlights.
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The club, which is located between Dundrum and Tipperary Town, is also seeking permission for the relocation of the permitted playing court and the installation of one nine- meter light with lighting to car parking areas and all associated site works at Rossacrow, Annacarty, Co Tipperary.
Included in the plans are drawings of the proposed pitch and floodlights.
A decision is due on the application in April of 2025.
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