Clonaslee Community Centre

Clonaslee Community Centre A local community centre providing facilities for a wide variety of sporting activities and social gatherings.

Clonaslee Community Centre can facilitate almost any sporting event or social event. The centre boasts a competition size basketball court which is also suitable for indoor soccer or volleyball and 4 court badminton games. It is also fully wheelchair accessible and is frequently used by the Wheelchair Association for indoor soccer, rugby and basketball. We also have a large stage with sound system

, backstage areas and independent lighting. The centre can also facilitate meetings/ classes in any of our 3 meeting rooms and you'll never be stuck for a cuppa with our fully equipped kitchen! Upstairs we have our newly opened Community Gym and Boxing Club rooms and to the rear of the centre we have a dual surface exterior astra pitch measuring 67 metres by 24 metres making it the perfect facility for 9 a- side training, hurling, soccer or rounders any time of the day thanks to commercial standard flood lighting.

10/06/2026

It's that time again..well almost!

Rosenallis Co. Laois

09/06/2026

MINI SWEEPER VISITING THE VILLAGE 10TH AND 11TH JUNE 2026:

Laois County Council will be sending out the Mini Sweeper to the village tomorrow Wednesday morning and Thursday morning - 10th and 11th June 2026. It will cover the whole village, commencing from the Mountmellick Road, and including all housing estates.

The Mini Sweeper can go up on the paths and gather up light bits.

We will be out this evening, meeting at 7pm if there is anyone extra available to come out and give us an hour as weeding and sweeping prior to the sweeper coming will make the village look really clean.

If everyone could sweep outside their front door and premises and sweep onto the road the sweeper will collect it up.

Please move your car if you see it.

08/06/2026
Congratulations Clonaslee United, Well Done! 💯🎉💥
08/06/2026

Congratulations Clonaslee United, Well Done! 💯🎉💥

06/06/2026
During Laois Biodiversity Week, Clonaslee Community Centre was the proud host of an engaging Blue Dot event led by Ed Co...
05/06/2026

During Laois Biodiversity Week, Clonaslee Community Centre was the proud host of an engaging Blue Dot event led by Ed Cox, Blue Dot Catchment Scientist, and Ann Phelan from LAWPRO.

This enlightening day highlighted the importance of our cherished Gorragh River, recognised as a “Blue Dot” catchment, an indicator of its high ecological status and the rich biodiversity it supports. Participants gained valuable insights into maintaining the river’s health and understanding how closely our local environment is connected to its wellbeing.

While the current Blue Dot status is good, it remains vulnerable and requires ongoing care and community support to protect it for future generations. During the event, Ed and Ann highlighted the threats posed by invasive species such as snowberry, which can disrupt the river's natural balance and threaten native plants and wildlife. Ed also explained how the apron of the river needs to be fixed to allow for deeper water passage for fish and other species during times of low water levels.

Attendees had the opportunity to observe the diverse ecosystem firsthand, even spotting fish thriving in these waters. The river revealed the vibrant life it supports and strengthened our commitment to protecting this valuable natural asset.

Over the coming months, we will be working closely with the Biodiversity Officer for Laois County Council and the Local Authority Waters Programme to create a work group focusing on the removal of the snowberry on the banks, if you are interested in becoming part of this group or volunteering for a couple of hours please get in touch.

A huge thank you to Lisa, Biodiversity Officer with Laois County Council, and to Ed and Ann from LAWPRO for facilitating such a valuable event.

Together, we can help ensure the Gorragh River remains healthy, vibrant, and full of life for generations to come.

Local Authority Waters Programme
Laois County Council

04/06/2026
04/06/2026

The Slieve Blooms: A Study of Natural and Human History
For anyone living near or interested in the Slieve Bloom Mountains, this book is both a treasured keepsake and a valuable educational resource.
Written by John Feehan , a native of Birr, it explores the geology, ecology, and rich human history of the Slieve Blooms in an engaging and accessible way.
Ideal for school projects, local history studies, walkers, heritage enthusiasts, and anyone with a love of the area, it deepens your understanding of the landscape on your doorstep and the stories that shaped it.
Collector’s item – no longer in print.
Original price €30
Sale price €25 (including postage)
Order here:
https://rezgo.me/m5si2IJVo4

📚 Best of luck to all Clonaslee College Leaving and Junior Certificate students in your exams over the coming weeks.Beli...
03/06/2026

📚 Best of luck to all Clonaslee College Leaving and Junior Certificate students in your exams over the coming weeks.

Believe in yourselves, do your best.

Remember, your best is enough.

The whole community is behind you and cheering you on every step of the way. 💙🍀

02/06/2026

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Bellair
Clonaslee
LAOIS

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+353578648277

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