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Kildare County Council has outlined its plans for the provision of youth facilities and amenity spaces within the Celbridge-Leixlip municipal district.
Confirmation followed a question put forward by Cllr Paul Brooks (FG) at an MD meeting held on Friday, June 20 last.
Cllr Brooks asked the local authority: “Can the council outline its current and future plans for the provision of youth facilities and amenity spaces within the municipal district?”
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The council responded by stating that the local authority is currently in the process of providing outdoor youth facilities in Celbridge, consisting of a 'hangout area' and some multi-use games areas.
The council stated: “We are proposing a location off the Main Street for the 'hangout area' and we are trying to identify locations for the other facilities.
Any other plans for amenity spaces are detailed in the Capital Programme 2025-2027.
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