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Ballina Community Sports Centre is a vibrant not-for-profit organisation located in the heart of the community. It aims to provide a socially inclusive and affordable environment that addresses the health and leisure needs of the local community through the provision of top class facilities and expert fitness advice. Ballina Community Sports Centre offers the following services to the people of Ballina and the surrounding areas: Multi-purpose sports hall, fitness gym including vibration platform, fitness classes, steamroom and sauna multi-purpose meeting rooms, tennis courts (operated by Ballina Tennis Club) and a monster bingo (first Tuesday of every month). The multi-purpose sports hall can be used for a wide range of activities including soccer, basketball and badminton. Children’s birthday parties are especially welcome.

Ballina Community Sports Centre is a vibrant not-for-profit organisation located in the heart of the community. It aims to provide a socially inclusive and affordable environment that addresses the health and leisure needs of the local community through the provision of top class facilities and expert fitness advice. Ballina Community Sports Centre offers the following services to the people of Ballina and the surrounding areas: Multi-purpose sports hall, fitness gym including vibration platform, fitness classes, steamroom and sauna multi-purpose meeting rooms, tennis courts (operated by Ballina Tennis Club) and a monster bingo (first Tuesday of every month). The multi-purpose sports hall can be used for a wide range of activities including soccer, basketball and badminton. Children’s birthday parties are especially welcome.

The first ever female Dean of Ossory was installed at a ceremony celebrated at St Canice’s Cathedral on Friday last.

Keith Moran (31) of 5 Cathedral Close Carlow appeared before Judge William Harnett charged with an alleged possession of a stolen firearm at Wednesday’s sitting of Carlow District Court.

There was disappointment among the members of Ballina Town Council when town engineer Michael O’Grady revealed that the Department of Transport had cut the grant for the town from €287,000, as was announced in February, to €177,000 due to national budgetary cutbacks.