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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Rpsenallis' John O'Loughlin in action Pic Credit: Denis Byrne
Rosenallis GAA has put Laois County Council on notice of its plans to build a new clubhouse at its grounds in the Slieve Bloom village.
The dual hurling and Gaelic football club has notified County Hall that it intends to apply for permission for to build a new club house which will incorporate dressing rooms, meeting rooms, toilets and all ancillary services at its grounds at Meelick, Rosenallis.
The club have gone from strength to strength over the last number of years with championship wins in both hurling and football. Rosenallis won the Junior B Hurling Championship in 2022 along with the Intermediate Football Championship in 2019.
Rosenallis GAA club was founded in 1902. The club moved to its current site in 1963 and rented this on an annual basis until its purchase in 2007.
It has invested significantly in facilities for local teams over the past 15 years.
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