Support the East Cork Sports Hub

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Inspiring the Next Generation of Athletes

Help Build the Future of Sport in East Cork

East Cork Sports Hub is a community-led proposal, but its progress will depend on broad and visible stakeholder support.

The immediate priority is to secure recognition of the project as essential regional infrastructure and begin meaningful engagement on a suitable site, delivery pathway and phased development plan.

Whether you are a resident, athlete, parent, teacher, club member, business owner or public representative, your support can help demonstrate the strength of demand across East Cork.

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Why Your Support Matters

East Cork is expected to accommodate a significant proportion of Cork County’s future population and housing growth.

If suitable land is not identified and protected now, delivering large-scale shared facilities may become increasingly difficult as development continues.

Visible support helps show decision-makers that ECSH is:

Needed by the community

Supported across different sporting codes

Relevant to schools and young people

Important to public health and quality of life

A regional infrastructure priority

Worth protecting within future planning decisions

How you can help

Building support for East Cork Sports Hub starts with people and organisations across the region making their voices heard. Whether you are a local resident, sports club, school, business, community group or public representative, your involvement can help demonstrate the clear demand for shared sporting and community infrastructure in East Cork. By registering your support, sharing the campaign or engaging with decision-makers, you can help move the vision closer to reality.

Add your name or organisation to the growing number of people who support the principle of a regional sports and community hub for East Cork.

Show Support

Clubs, schools, governing bodies, businesses and community organisations can provide a formal letter outlining why the project matters to them.

These letters can help demonstrate the breadth of demand and the different ways the proposed facilities could be used.

Ask local councillors, TDs and other public representatives to support:

  • Formal engagement between ECSH and Cork County Council
  • The identification of a suitable site
  • The safeguarding of land for regional sporting infrastructure
  • A clear pathway towards planning and phased delivery

Follow ECSH on social media and share project updates with your club, school, workplace and community.

Greater awareness will help ensure the need for the hub remains visible.