The facility has been holding classes outdoors due to covid-19 concerns.
Portarlington Leisure Centre is planning to combat the winter weather by moving classes back online.
It's been operating outdoors since re-opening, but alternative plans are being made as the temperatures drop.
Leisure Centre manager Sean Quirke says things are working well at the moment, but there is a drop off at specific times:
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