That this Council support Legion GAA to extend the boundary of their sports ground, thus enhancing the activity of football for participants and supports. Such clubs are a vital component of recreational amenities that define Killarney.
Cllr. Tom Doherty said that there seems to be a disagreement on how to value the land. He said that he hoped that the Executive would take into consideration that this is a GAA club and also has a amenity aspect. He said that it is vital that the issue would be sorted out as soon as possible and that the council would support the development of this club.
Tuesday, 4 December 2007
Bookies
That this Council review the granting of planning permission for "Bookies" within the Town. Killarney now has a maximum of such facilities
Cllr. Tom Doherty said that he had no objection to a flutter on the horses but that too many betting shops would give a bad impression of Killarney as a tourist destination. he said he would rather see a street-scape with a mix of different shops to ensure a relaxed atmosphere in town. He said a propper balance in mix of business is needed. Cllr. Tom Doherty asked if te Council could curtail the number of betting shops.
It was agreed that this issue would be incorporated into the new Town Development Plan.
Cllr. Tom Doherty said that he had no objection to a flutter on the horses but that too many betting shops would give a bad impression of Killarney as a tourist destination. he said he would rather see a street-scape with a mix of different shops to ensure a relaxed atmosphere in town. He said a propper balance in mix of business is needed. Cllr. Tom Doherty asked if te Council could curtail the number of betting shops.
It was agreed that this issue would be incorporated into the new Town Development Plan.
Killarney Website
It was proposed by Councillor Tom Doherty, "That this Council strives to ensure that the new Killarney Website is designed to include the following.
To market and promote Killarney Tourism to millions of people across the globe.
To market Killarney business activities and enterprise opportunities.
To promote the working of the Town Council.
To promote communication and information at local level.
To market and promote Killarney Tourism to millions of people across the globe.
To market Killarney business activities and enterprise opportunities.
To promote the working of the Town Council.
To promote communication and information at local level.
Youth Cafe
It was proposed by Councillor Tom Doherty, "That this Council would support the establishment of a Youth Cafe. A Youth Cafe could provide a strong sense of ownership and a much needed place for teenagers to hang out. Facilities could include a pool table, music room, play station, inter net access, arts and crafts to name but a few. Young people want their own space, a place that's stress free and alcohol-free"
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