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New Moyross Community Campus is a vision for all ages

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New Moyross Community Campus is a vision for all ages

Moyross Community Enterprise announce plans for a new Community Campus as part of the group’s strategic plan

Moyross Community Enterprise announce plans for a new Community Campus as part of the group's strategic plan
The hub will provide services for people of all ages and every stage of life

Moyross Community Enterprise has announced plans for a new Moyross Community Campus, which will provide services for people of all ages and every stage of life.

The major new development was announced on social media by Moyross Community Enterprise Centre Ltd., which said the design aims to follow a “one campus” approach to providing service to the local community.

“We’re excited to announce the development of the Moyross Community Campus as part of our Strategic Plan,” they said, adding, “This will be a place for everyone, from early childhood right through to older years, with services designed to support every stage of life. This will be a ‘one campus’ model approach.”


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An array of services will be included in the development, featuring education, health, sport, arts, and community services, with the aim of making it a central hub for the community.

A key partner in the initiative is Corpus Christi Primary School, working alongside Moyross Community Enterprise and other stakeholders, as well as the community who will shape the project.

The spokesperson said, “Different elements will be embedded over time, ensuring the campus grows with the needs of our community, but we can’t wait to get to work on this exciting project.

“Much like the success of St Ultans in Ballyfermot, our campus will be a hub of opportunity, pride, and connection, a place where our whole community can gather, grow, and thrive.”

The announcement thanked the community members who helped contribute to the plan, highlighting a generated image of the campus, saying, “We wish to sincerely thank all the community members who contributed to our plan, it’s really appreciated. Who knows, this sign could be a reality in the not distant future.”

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