The Cloghan Community Development Association has received land from St. Rynagh’s GAA for the hub.
Plans to build a Community hub are continuing to progress in an Offaly community.
The Cloghan Community Development Association has received land from St. Rynagh’s GAA, which had previously gifted land to facilitate the development of a playground.
The idea is to create a permanent home for community activity, with the hopes of the hub being fully developed by 2030.
Different local events currently take place at a premises behind Kabana Pizza Bar, including craft group meetings for women, yoga, pilates and music lessons.
Member of Cloghan Community Development Association, Ann Murray says while it's a nice venue, they need to upgrade:
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