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Killenard school has plans for an all-weather sythetic pitch
Children who attend Scoil Scoil Naomh Eoin in Killenard could soon be getting all-weather playing facilities for sport and other exercise.
The school's board of management has lodged a planning application with Laois County Council.
It summary outlined by the council says the plans lodged outline installation of a new synthetic grass training pitch within the existing grass playing area.
It will involve stripping off the existing grass sod, install land drainage pipes, new soakaway, stone sub-base and a new all-weather synthetic grass playing pitch surface.
The application is at the validation stage with the planners at county hall.
Covid-19 testing centre at St Fintan's Health Campus on Portlaoise's Dublin Road
avid Walsh-Kemmis, Ballykilcavan Farm with visitors at Ballykilcavan Farm, Stradbally for the Ballykilcavan Brewery open day as part of Heritage Week in 2018. Picture: Alf Harvey.
A grey crow (hooded crow). Image: Birdwatch Ireland
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