Lucan Leisure Campus opens with modern facilities
Lucan has welcomed a state-of-the-art leisure and swimming centre designed to serve its growing community. The new campus, launched by Minister Charlie McConalogue, offers inclusive and sustainable amenities for all ages and abilities in South Dublin.
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South Dublin County Council
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The Lucan community now boasts a cutting-edge leisure and swimming campus, officially inaugurated by Minister Charlie McConalogue alongside Mayor Francis Timmons and Minister Emer Higgins. This premier facility merges a newly built swimming pool complex with an upgraded leisure centre, providing residents with exceptional spaces for fitness, recreation, and social engagement.
The campus features a six-lane, 25-metre swimming pool, a multiuse pool with adjustable depth, modern fitness studios, sports areas, and a crèche. Designed with accessibility at its core, it includes Changing Places facilities and adaptable pool environments to ensure everyone, regardless of ability, can participate fully. The building also adheres to Nearly Zero Energy Building standards, reflecting a strong commitment to sustainability.
Funded through the Department of Culture, Communication and Sport’s Local Authority Swimming Pool Programme, this development exemplifies successful collaboration between local and national authorities. Mayor Francis Timmons expressed enthusiasm for the campus’s potential to enrich community life, encouraging families, schools, and clubs to embrace the new opportunities for activity and connection that the facility offers.
The campus features a six-lane, 25-metre swimming pool, a multiuse pool with adjustable depth, modern fitness studios, sports areas, and a crèche. Designed with accessibility at its core, it includes Changing Places facilities and adaptable pool environments to ensure everyone, regardless of ability, can participate fully. The building also adheres to Nearly Zero Energy Building standards, reflecting a strong commitment to sustainability.
Funded through the Department of Culture, Communication and Sport’s Local Authority Swimming Pool Programme, this development exemplifies successful collaboration between local and national authorities. Mayor Francis Timmons expressed enthusiasm for the campus’s potential to enrich community life, encouraging families, schools, and clubs to embrace the new opportunities for activity and connection that the facility offers.
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