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The sod was officially turned on for the new Four Masters GAA Clubhouse development.
The new building will serve as both the club’s headquarters and an accessible community hub, created in partnership with the Bluestack Special Needs Foundation. Planned facilities include a large gym, a fully compliant Changing Places amenity, community meeting rooms, an accessible kitchen, a multi‑purpose event space and lift access throughout.
The ceremony was led by Ciaran Morrison, who attends the Bluestack Centre and assists with under‑age coaching at Four Masters. Local representatives present included Donegal Deputy Pat “The Cope” Gallagher, Donegal Town Mayor Anna Gallagher, Donegal Municipal District Councillors Michael Naughton and Noel Jordan, and former councillor and Four Masters legend Tom Conaghan. The club also thanked Deputy Charlie McConalogue and Councillor Jimmy Brogan for their support despite being unable to attend.
Four Masters expressed excitement about the project’s progress, noting the long journey to this point and the contribution of club members, families and fundraising efforts.
Source: Donegal Daily. Photo: Khaya Motsa / Pexels.