Their plans include new pitches and new training areas.
A Westmeath GAA club is hoping to make major improvements to its facilities.
Rochfortbridge's club development plan will see it aim to provide new state-of-the-art pitches and training areas for the village.
The plan also includes the construction of a community walking track.
The club has applied for the sports capital grant as the overall project will cost over €1m when complete.
Eugene Coyle, Chair of Rochfortbridge GAA, says this is an improvement on the clubs long lasting traditions:
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