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The development status of Ballinrobe Town Association Football Club has been changed to ‘decided’.
The development work includes demolition of existing agricultural sheds, new internal vehicular access spur from established cemetery access road alongside a new clubhouse at the lands of Ballinaya, Ballinrobe
It too includes three new pitches, which includes a new full sized grass pitch, a full size all weather 4G astro pitch, and a 9 aside mini 3G astro all-weather pitch. Car parking and cycle parking will also be developed.
In addition, the Tertiary Wastewater Treatment System and Infiltration /treatment area, all landscaping and boundary treatments, ancillary works, and services are set to be included.
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