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The planned Galway Regional Aquatic Centre has the potential to transform water sports across Galway and the wider west of Ireland for generations to come. With Government backing now reaching €11.25 million, including an additional €3.25 million announced recently, the long-awaited project is moving closer to becoming a reality. More than simply a swimming pool, the new regional aquatic centre represents a major investment in sport, health, youth development and community life for one of Ireland’s fastest-growing urban areas.

Galway City Council has welcomed the announcement by Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport, Patrick O’Donovan TD, of €3.25m in additional Government support to progress the long-awaited Galway Regional Aquatic Project at Knocknacarra.

Galway East TD Albert Dolan and Minister Sean Canney have warmly welcomed the announcement of funding for recreational infrastructure at as part of a €3.13 million national investment in recreational sites.

It has been almost nine years since new playgrounds were first mooted for Renmore.

The Green Party in Westmeath has welcomed the launch of a major new Shannon Tourism Masterplan which will see developments and improvements to the potential in many towns along the river.

Local Minister of State, Kevin ‘Boxer’ Moran, has welcomed funding announced for the constituency under the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme as part of the Government’s Project Ireland 2040 Programme for Rural Regeneration.

Masterplans for the proposed recreational and amenity development at Kingston and South Park will be delivered by September, and there will be public consultation on the plans, with all relevant stakeholders.