Jesuit Church to be leisure centre
By John Hogan
EXCLUSIVE
AFTER 20 months of speculation about its future, it has been revealed today that the Jesuit Church is to be turned into a leisure centre. Plans have been submitted for a €12m development which includes a leisure centre and restaurant at the Sacred Heart Church in the Crescent. The former church was bought from the Jesuit Order in March 2006 by Galway-based businessman John O'Dolan, at a reported cost of €4m.John Kennedy of Elliot Design, who Mr O'Dolan contracted to draft plans for the building, said that proposals have been submitted to Limerick City Council for the installation of a leisure centre in the building.The proposed centre consists of a 20 metre swimming pool, a spa located in the basement, a 15,000 sq ft gym and a restaurant adjacent to the facility.
By John Hogan
EXCLUSIVE
AFTER 20 months of speculation about its future, it has been revealed today that the Jesuit Church is to be turned into a leisure centre. Plans have been submitted for a €12m development which includes a leisure centre and restaurant at the Sacred Heart Church in the Crescent. The former church was bought from the Jesuit Order in March 2006 by Galway-based businessman John O'Dolan, at a reported cost of €4m.John Kennedy of Elliot Design, who Mr O'Dolan contracted to draft plans for the building, said that proposals have been submitted to Limerick City Council for the installation of a leisure centre in the building.The proposed centre consists of a 20 metre swimming pool, a spa located in the basement, a 15,000 sq ft gym and a restaurant adjacent to the facility.
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