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Cloughaneely Golf Club.
Cloughaneely Golf Club has submitted plans for a new clubhouse.
The club has sought planning permission for the development works at its base at Ballyconnell, Falcarragh.
A planning application was submitted in the name of Vincent Collum on behalf of Cumann Gailf Chloich Cheann Fhaola.
They have sought permission for the removal of the existing temporary buildings and the erection of a new clubhouse.
The proposed new clubhouse will contain a members bar, a kitchen, a reception area, changing facilities, toilets, office and store.
The application also provides for a waste water treatment system and other associated site development works.
Donegal County Council say a decision will be made by July 11.
The Cloughaneely Golf Club was officially opened in 1997 and is located on the Ballyconnell Estate, where the Olphert family lived for centuries.
In later years it was known as the grounds of Coláiste Bhríde and Holy Cross College before Udáras na Gaeltachta purchased the estate from the Diocese of Raphoe in 1988.
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