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100% return from the May Bank Holiday

9/5/2025

 
Report by Declan Teefy:

Willwego.com Clare Cup 1A RD 5
Friday 2nd of May
Broadford 0-21
Clarecastle 0-18
Venue: Glenomra Park, Broadford


This was a well contested tie between two evenly matched sides in which a strong sun
made matters difficult for defences. 

Broadford led by three points in front at half time when the score was 0-9 to 0-6 but the visitors were nearly back on terms as the game entered the final quarter. 

Broadford then pulled four clear but Clarecastle hit back with two but time wasn’t on their side and the home side held on for victory on an evening when all six forwards shared in their impressive final tally as well as 0-3 from the bench courtesy of Diamruid Moloney and Aodhan O’Driscoll.

Oisin Whelan with six and Paul O’Connell with four were the chief scorers for the Magpies. The loss leaves Clarecastle bottom of Division 1A and Broadford inside the top half of the table. 

This game ebbed and flowed throughout but Broadford definitely had the greater spread of scores and seemed to find the target easier. In fact at two stages in second half, Niall O’Farrell and Diarmuid Moloney had two excellent goal opportunities which weren’t despatched which gave impetus to their intermediate opponents in the final 10 mins. 

Diarmuid Moloney's introduction at half time really gave Broadford greater fluidity in their play. It was noticeable down the right hand side of our defence with Darragh Whelan, Padraic Taylor and Moloney, really working in tandem when running the ball out of defence and creating diagonal balls where our inside line got excellent scores. 

Lastly, Friday evening’s game also saw two absolute scintillating points in each half from the sideline inside the 21 from Oisin Kavanagh and a trademark Niall O’Farrell point which had to be seen to be believed.

Broadford: Roy Duffy; Darragh Whelan, Eoin Donnellan, Damian Keniry; Cathal Chaplin, Davy Boland, Padraig Taylor (0-1); Cian Mulqueen, Conor O’Donnell; Craig Chaplin (0-2 frees), Darren Chaplin (0-2), Michael Vaughan (0-2); Donie Whelan (0-3) Niall O’Farrell (0-6: 2frees), Oisin Kavanagh (0-2);

Subs: Diarmuid Moloney (0-2) for Cathal Chaplin; Mark Moloney for D. Keniry; Aodán
O’Driscoll (0-1) for D. Whelan
Hurling League Div 8 RD 4​
Monday 5th May
Broadford 1-19
Eire Og 1-10


Broadford continued their winning ways in this junior league campaign with a 9 point win over the Ennis side in Broadford, on this Bank holiday Monday evening.

An early 1-4 from James Dillion who continues his rich vein of form and 0-2 from Paul
O’Connell put us in the driving seat up to half time.
Our next match against Clarecastle will raise the bar higher in terms of what’s expected from this team. In the evening, strong performances from Ian Doyle, Daniel Greene and especially Gavin Brynes contributed 0-6 from play over the hour.

Only downside was the sending off of Paul Macnamara and his counterpart late on for what was a skirmish that required no more than a yellow.

Team as follows :
Peter O’Farrell
Ian Doyle
James Mason
Sean Doyle
Daniel Greene
Keiran O’Connell
Paul Macnamara
Keiran O’Connell
Michael O’Donoghue
Alan O’Brien
Eoin Powell
John Moran (0-1)
Gavin Byrnes (0-6)
James Dillion (1-9)
Paul O’Connell (0-3)
Seanie Casey
Subs:
Shane O’Connell
Johnny Mac (0-1)
Aonghus O’Brien
Padraig Hickey
David Hickey
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Morey Movement Hurling League Div 4 RD 4
Sunday 4th of May
Doora Barefield 1-16
Broadford 1-20


A return to winning ways for Broadford in this intermediate clash on Sunday evening in
Gurteen. Broadford led for most of this match and at half time it was 1-13 to 0-7 in favour of the East Clare men.
The stand out individual performance was the return of 1-7 from play for Diarmuid “Sparky” Whelan. 

Further good performances from Sean Phelan and Mark Moloney as well as a couple of super scores from James Dillion showcased our dominance over “The Parish”.
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A Easter Week of Ups and Downs!!

9/5/2025

 
 Report by Declan Teefy

Willwego.com Clare Cup 1A RD 4
Saturday 26th of April

St. Joseph’s Doora/Barefield 1-15
Broadford 0-16
Venue; Gurteen


Eoin Lahiffe’s goal for Doora Barefield just inside the final quarter proved to be the vital
score in this well contested tie at Gurteen on Saturday afternoon.

Broadford led by the minimum margin at the break when the score was 0-8 to 0-7.
Broadford, in reality were missing a plethora of regular starters with only 6 players been
retained from the draw with Sixmilebridge in the previous round.

Nonetheless, this new influx of hurlers showed plenty of skill and resolve in this evenly
matched contest. In fact, it was really progressive to see other players getting an
opportunity to play the highest league division in Clare hurling.

Strong performances in defence from Conor O’Donnell, Eoin Donnellan, Darren Chaplin, Cian Mulqueen and Craig Chaplin’s ability to keep the scoreboard ticking over were our standout performers against a team who will also contest for the Canon Hamilton in 2025.

Broadford will play Clarecastle on Friday evening next, where we will be hoping for a
greater return on the scoreboard tied in with a green flag or two!!

Broadford: Roy Duffy; Dara Whelan, Eoin Donnellan, Davy Boland; Cathal Chaplin, Darren Chaplin (0-1), Conor O’Donnell; Cian Mulqueen, Michael Vaughan (0-1); Craig Chaplin (0-11), Mark Moloney,Sam Cooper; Donie Whelan, (0-2) Oisin Kavanagh (0-1), Aodan O’Driscoll

Subs: Damian Keniry for Sam Cooper; John Moran for Al O’Driscoll

Morey Movement Hurling League Div 4 RD 3
Thursday 24th April
Scariff 4-14
Broadford 0-9

Venue : Scariff

Broadford went down badly in this intermediate clash in Scariff on Thursday evening last. Unfortunately, from the off we looked in trouble with Scarif’s direct running and overlapping style of play. Their ability to raise green flags was ultimately the difference between the sides in the evening. On the night Sean Phelan tried his best to stem the tide and cleared a lot of loose balls from centre back but we failed to penetrate the Scariff rear guard over the hour. Broadford still sit in a promising position in 3rd in the league table and with Doora Barefield next Sunday provides us with an opportunity to return to winning ways against a side still looking for their first points of this league campaign.

Hurling League Div 8 RD 3​
Tuesday 29th of April
Broadford 4-24

Wolfe Tones 0-7


This performance in Glenomra park on Tuesday evening was a real reflection of the quality in this panel. With 25 players togged out, we raced into an unassailable lead and led by 2-14 to 0-3 at the interval.

Goals from James Dillion who scored heavily over the hour and Johnny Macnamra with a poacher's finish really signalled our intent. A knee injury to both Darren Macnamra and Jack Kelleher was the only downside on a lovely evening which was preceded with a new set of jerseys from local contractors Pat Doyle and Jp Cosgrove (GC: Gatecastle construction), to captain Keiran O’Connell, vice captain Sean Doyleand management team consisting of Declan Teefy, Mike O’Brien and Michael Kavanagh.

It was 
a lovely gesture and I hope it will be the tonic for this team to go from strength to strength and to remain top of this junior league table.

Into the second half we furthered our lead with Paul Macnamara, Tom Marsh and Aonghus  O’Brien contributing on the scoreboard with the latter scoring a well taken trademark goal. Gavin Brynes introduction also served us as a reminder of his renowned physicality. On the evening we won the majority of duels through the field and this remained even with the introduction of 5 subs.

Good performances from Daniel Greene who’s really enhancing his reputation with his ability to read the game and overlap up the field, as well as Sean Doyle, Kieran O’Connell, Alan O’Brienand nearly a wonderful on the double strike from Ian Doyle which denied him the score of the evening.
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Team:
Jack Lovett
Oisin Macmahon (0-1)
James Mason
Sean Doyle
Daniel Greene (0-1)
Darren Macnamara
Paul Macnamara
Keiran O’Connell
Michael O’Donoghue (0-1)
Alan O’Brien
John Moran (1-1)
Jack Kelleher (0-1)
James Dillion (1-9)
Paul O’Connell (0-3)
Johnny Macnamara (1-1)
Subs:
Gavin Byrnes
Ian Doyle
Paul Macnamra (0-3)
Tom Marsh (0-1)
Aonghus O’Brien (1-2)

Thrilling Finish as Broadford/Bodyke Edge Past Newmarket-on-Fergus in Junior/Division 5 Camogie Final

7/5/2025

 
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In a gripping Junior/Division 5 Camogie League final on Monday, May 5th, 2025, Broadford & Bodyke took on Newmarket-on-Fergus (NMOF) at Father McNamara Park, delivering a match packed with drama, determination, and end-to-end action.
Broadford/Bodyke stormed into an early lead with three quickfire goals, setting the pace from the first whistle. But NMOF, refusing to be rattled, showed great resilience and steadily chipped away at the deficit. As the match progressed, momentum swung back and forth, with both sides trading points in a fiercely contested battle.

Broadford/Bodyke managed to hold onto their lead well into the second half, but with under ten minutes of regular time remaining, NMOF struck with a crucial goal. A narrow win for the blue-clad challengers seemed very much on the cards. However, Broadford/Bodyke showed great composure and heart, battling back in the dying moments to level the score: Broadford/Bodyke 3-12, NMOF 4-09.

The match headed into extra time, and once again both teams left everything on the field. It was Broadford/Bodyke who ultimately dug that bit deeper, edging ahead to seal a dramatic two-point victory on a final scoreline of 4-13 to 4-11.
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Both teams displayed fierce determination and great skill in a thrilling game that could have gone either way. Congratulations to Broadford/Bodyke on a hard-fought and well-deserved win!

Broadford Minor Hurling Club Hosts Another Successful Easter Camp

6/5/2025

 
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Once again, Broadford Minor Hurling Club hosted a hugely successful Easter Camp, welcoming East Clare’s budding young hurling and camogie stars for four fun-filled and action-packed days. The event drew an impressive crowd of around 170 children and was made possible by the dedication of over 50 volunteer coaches—whose commitment and enthusiasm are the backbone of this annual tradition.

This year’s camp featured a new highlight: a Fundamental Movement Day led by Paul’s ABCs, focusing on the athletic development of children through engaging physical activities that build essential movement skills.

A heartfelt thank you goes to Karen O’Connor and The Country Store for generously providing food and refreshments for our hardworking coaches. We were also delighted to welcome special guests Patrick Crotty and Paddy Donnellan, whose presence added an extra buzz of excitement for the young players.

Finally, sincere thanks to Broadford & Kilbane National School for the continued use of their excellent facilities, which play a vital role in making events like this possible.
We look forward to seeing everyone again next year!


(Thanks to Paul O'Connell for the drone pictures).

Two and a half ain’t bad!!

23/4/2025

 
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Match reports from Declan Teefy 
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Clare Cup - Round 3
Broadford 0-15 
Sixmilebridge 0-15
 
Broadford and last year’s county finalists Sixmilebridge played out a low scoring draw on Friday evening that drew parallels with our previous Clare cup match.  
 
Broadford lost Shane Taylor early on and Craig Chaplin followed so after to hamstring and  groin injuries respectively.  
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The “bridge” men had the better of the first half exchanges with Luke O’Holloran, Brian  Corry and David Kennedy getting the bulk of the scores which meant they led by eight  points at the interval with the score being 14-6. Broadford hurled in spurts and failed to gain any traction in this opening half.   
 
Broadford in the second half with the elements seemed to be heading for a loss until we  garnered some much needed character and resilience and weren’t going to let this game peter out.  
 
A 2 point haul from Mark Gunning ate into the deficit and a further 0-3 point haul from Donie Whelan in quick succession really propelled us back into the game. In fact, Donie’s last  point was excellently scored which stemmed from a superb hook by Aodhan O’Driscoll  when the “Bridge” tried to clear their lines.  
 
A late free from an acute angle by Diarmuid Moloney gave us a share of the spoils.
 
Good second half performances from Conor O’Donnell and Mickey Vaughan propelled us back into the game.  
  
A low scoring tie at O’Garney park ending on level terms.  
 
Broadford: Cian O’Brien; Darragh Whelan, Davy Boland , Damian Keniry; Padraic Taylor  (0-1), Darren Chaplin (0-1), Cian Mulqueen; Cathal Chaplin, Michael Vaughan (0-1), Cian  Cremins (0-1), Diarmuid Moloney (0-6 :4 frees) , Craig Chaplin , Aodhan O’Driscoll , Shane Taylor, Donie Whelan (0-3); 
 
Subs; Conor O’Donnell for Shane Taylor(inj); Mark Gunning (0-2) for Craig Chaplin(inj)

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Division 4 Hurling League - Round 2
Broadford 2-11  Newmarket 0-14
 
On Sunday morning we headed to Newmarket for this second round tie where we eked out our second win in this intermediate league campaign.  
 
Goal contributions from James Dillion and Aodhan O’Driscoll were the deciding factors in a closely fought contest.  
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Strong performances from Sean Phelan and Conor O’Donnell in the half back line, where they  were imperious over the hour. Jack O’Brien worked tirelessly at midfield with a very industrious performance.  
 
Team:  
Roy Duffy  
Tj Dillion  
Sam Cooper 
Mike Hogan  
Mark Gunning 
Sean Phelan  
Conor O’Donnell  
Jack O’Brien 
Sparky Whelan ( 0-2)   Eoin O’Brien (0-3 frees)  Paul Moloney  
Jack Dillion (0-2)  
James Dillion (1-1)  Darren Macnamara (0-1) Aodhan O’Driscoll (1-2)  
 
Subs:  
John Moran   Daniel Greene   Cathal O’Sullivan

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Division 8 Hurling League - Round 2
Broadford 1-26 Scariff 2-8 
 
Broadford continued their junior league campaign with another victory over Scariff.  
Broadford started like a train once again racing into a commanding 1-16 to 0-3 lead at half time. With all 20 players togged getting a run it was another beneficial runout. Eye catching scores  from many players throughout was a standout from Saturday mornings match. (you can see  their personal tally’s below) ⬇  

Strong individual defensive performances from brothers Darren and Paul Macnamara as well as both 18 year old Oisin Macmahon and Daniel Greene laid the foundations for our forwards to  thrive and that they did!!!  
 
Team as follows:
 
Peter O’Farrell 
Oisin Macmahon  
James Mason  
Ian Doyle  
Daniel Greene 
Darren Macnamara  
Paul Macnamara 
Keiran O’Connell  
Alan O’Brien  
Eoin O’Brien (0-4)  
Padraig Hickey (0-8) 
John Moran   
James Dillion (0-10: 6 frees) Paul O’Connell (1-0) 
Paul Macnamara (0-5) 
 
Subs:  
Jack Lovett (0-1)   Sean Doyle 
Seanie Casey   Johnny Macnamara

Broadford Show Depth and Determination Across All Divisions in Thrilling Weekend of Hurling

11/4/2025

 
Clare Cup Division 1A – Rd 2
Broadford 2- 22 
Inagh/ Kilnamona 1- 25
 
Broadford and last year’s county semi finalists Inagh/Kilnamona played out a half scoring affair last Saturday evening. With both teams having 2024 All Ireland senior hurling medalists in  Paddy Donnelan and I/K’s Eamonn Foudy on the field, this game was frantic from the off. The  aforementioned Eamonn Foudy’s puckouts with the elements really put us on the back foot in  the first half.  
 
Broadford, despite losing Clare 20’s hurler Niall O’Farrell from 2024 and 2023 to a  hamstring injury early on he still left his mark with a well engineered goal to stem Inagh/Kil early onslaught. Shane Taylor followed soon after with the same injury but not before  signaling his intent with a well taken score.  
 
The West Clare men had the better of the first half exchanges and they led by eight points at the interval when the score was 1-17 to 1-9.  
 
If we were under the cosh in the first half the second half turned on its head. Broadford grew  incrementally into the game and showcased some super scores particularly from Cian Cremins and Cian Mulqueen. One noticeable standout performance from Donie Whelan who excelled  for Broadford on the day and finished the tie with 1-5 to his credit. 
 
A high scoring tie at Broadford ended on level terms.
 
Finally, it was super to see Clare minor hurler from last year Michael Vaughan make his adult bow in this rip roaring contest. He contributed massively as a link man between  midfield and half forward line and really gave the West Clare men endless problems.  
 
Broadford: Cian O’Brien; Darragh Whelan, Eoin Donnellan, Damian Keniry; Padraic Taylor, Paddy Donnellan, Darren Chaplin; Cathal Chaplin (0-1), Craig Chaplin (0-8 frees); Michael Vaughan (0-1), Diarmuid Moloney (0-1) , Shane Taylor (0-1); Oisin Kavanagh, Niall 
O’Farrell (1-2), Donie Whelan (1-5); 
 
Subs; Cian Mulqueen (0-1) for N. O’Farrell (inj); Cian Cremins (0-2) for S Taylor (inj), Davy Boland for Dara Whelan; Mark Moloney for M Vaughan; Aodhan O’Driscoll for D. Moloney 
 
 
Junior League Division 4 – Rd 1
Broadford 1-15 O’C Mills 1-13 
 
On Sunday morning our neighbours met once again to battle for points in this intermediate  league clash. Losing Jack Dillion early on to a calf strain allowed Clare 19’s panellist Aodhan O’Driscoll to enter the fray and he definitely made his presence known. He contributed 1-4 to Broadford’s tally and his pace was a constant threat throughout. 
Aodhan tally went a long way to ensuring Broadford got off to a winning start.  
Strong performance from Sean Phelan at centre back also paved the way.  
 
It was also noticeable that this Broadford intermediate panel had a huge amount of subs on the bench which was impressive to see.  
 
Team:  
Peter O’Farrell 
Tj Dillion  
Sam Cooper  Cathal O’Sullivan Mark Gunning  Sean Phelan   Conor O’Donnell  Jack O’Brien  Mark Moloney   Eoin O’Brien  
Paul Moloney   James Tuite  
Jack Dillion  
Alan O’Brien  Diamruid Whelan
 
 
Junior League Division 8
Broadford 3-24   Ogonneloe 1-11
 
Broadford got their juniors league campaign off to a blistering start. It was an especially  noticeable evening for many players from the victorious minor winning championship team of  2024 namely, Jack Lovett, Oisin Macmahon, Daniel Greene, Michael O’Donogue, Adam Flynn and John Moran. Players that hopefully will have further great days in the Broadford colours in the years ahead.  
 
Broadford started like a train racing into a commanding 2-11 to 4 lead at half time. With all 23  players togged getting a run it was a brilliant start to the campaign. Eye catching goals from 18  year old John Moran and 41 year old Pádraig Hickey the pick of the bunch. James Dillion on the evening finished with 6 points to his name and Eoin Powell now fully recovered from his cruciate knee injury picking off 4 long range points.  
 
Team as follows: 
 
Jack Lovett  
Oisin Macmahon  
James Mason  
Ian Doyle  
Daniel Greene 
Darren Macnamara (0-1 free) Paul Macnamara 
Keiran O’Connell  
Michael O’Donoghue 
Eoin Powell 0-4  
Padraig Hickey (1-7) 
Adam Flynn  
James Dillion (0-6) 
John Moran (1-4) 
Tom Marsh (1-0) 
 
Subs:  
Tomas Macmahon   Jack Kelleher  
Sean Doyle  
Paul O’Connell  Johnny Macnamara Peter O’Farrell (0-1) Eoin O’Brien  

Options for Donating

20/1/2025

 
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Option 1: Online bank transfer to the fundraising account below. Capture your name on the online bank transfer. Contact committee member to let them know you have made the transaction.
Account: Broadford GAA DEVELOPEMNT FUND
BIC = AIBKIE2D. IBAN = IE31 AIBK 9353 8729 1556 02
 
Option 2: Cheque made payable to Broadford Hurling club. You can give this to a committee member who will facilitate the lodgement into development account with club treasurer.
 
Option 3: Cash payment. You can give this to a committee member who will facilitate the lodgment into development account with club treasurer. Receipt will be given for cash donations.
 
What else needs to happen during the donation process?
 
o PAYE workers fill out the SPR1 Tax Cert and supply to committee member after making your donation.
 
o Self-employed workers or others don’t need to complete this form. A receipt will be provided to self-employed donor so they can claim their tax reduction.
 
 
Committee contacts: Paul Reddan, Trish O’Connell, Deirdre Boland, Carmel Dillon, Niall Moloney, John Corcoran, Michael Lovett, John Skehan, James O’Driscoll, Regina Heffernan, James O’Connell, Danny Chaplin, Jack O’Brien. 

Broadford Heroes of ’74: Honouring Champions, Remembering Legends

6/1/2025

 
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Pictured 1973 
Back Row: Sean Casey, John Duggan RIP, Paddy Hickey, Ger Vaughan, James O'Brien, John O'Loughlin, Sean Kelly (RIP), John McMahon Snr (RIP), Michael Moloney, Eugene Moloney, Sean O'Driscoll, Kevin Moloney, Martin Shanahan, TJ Moloney, Pat O'Connell, Paddy Sweeney RIP.
Front Row: Tony Marsh RIP, Mike McKenna RIP, Pat Doyle, Pat O'Brien, John McMahon, Sean Carroll (RIP), John Skehan, Mike Boland RIP, James Shanahan, Paddy Skehan. 
As we see the end of 2024 in Broadford, we look back to our heroes of 1974, the Intermediate Champions. 

After reaching the Intermediate Final in 1973, Broadford were unlucky losers to Feakle by a solitary point with the recently deceased Liam Billy Moloney RIP of Feakle getting the winning score. Broadford were missing several players due to injuries etc. Broadford reached the final again in 1974 against near neighbours and rivals O'Callaghan's Mills. A clash of jerseys on the day meant that Broadford had to wear the Blue and Gold of Newmarket on Fergus on the day. Broadford duly won the 1974 final.
 
Many of that team have passed to their eternal reward but will always be remembered fondly by those that follow Broadford Hurling. 

In 1973, our minors were defeated in a Minor A final replay against Kilmaley and our U16s had a memorable final win against Tubber in the U16B final. 
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Broadford GAA club hope to honour those players from 1973 and 1974 in the coming year in an event to coincide with the opening of the new All Weather Pitch. 
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Pictured 1974 
Back Row: Ger Vaughan, James Shanahan, James O'Brien, John O'Loughlin, Kevin Moloney, Martin Shanahan, Sean Kelly RIP, Paddy Hickey, Mike Moloney, John Duggan RIP.
Front Row: Dan Durack RIP, Pat O'Brien, Pat Doyle, John Skehan, Pat O'Connell (Captain) John Mc Mahon, Tony Marsh RIP, Sean O'Driscoll.

Donation Scheme Expression of Interest

13/11/2024

 
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After last Sunday's hugely successful public meeting. We feel that the enthusiasm from all in attendance will help gather the financial support required to be in a position to begin this development as soon as possible. 

If you are interested in supporting this project, or if you have any queries, please fill out the form in the link below and a member of the committee will contact you to make the process as easy as possible. 

As always, your support is greatly valued and appreciated. 

Link to Form


Brookville House Development

12/11/2024

 
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Brookville House will be leased by Broadford Development Association Ltd CLG for the purpose of transforming the building into a modern community facility. This group have successfully overseen the refurbishment of the Community Hall including recent works on the Annex. Broadford Development Association are also the umbrella group that oversee other subcommittees like Broadford Playground and Broadford Tidy Towns.
 
The refurbishment of Brookville House will be a complicated project due to its protected structure status and the derelict condition of the building. Step one will be a public consultation engagement with the entire parish. All suggestions/ideas on what the wider community would like to see happen with the property will be gratefully received. Once this information is collated, funding will be sought to have an Architectural Conservation Feasibility Study prepared which will take into account the Communities wishes and the historic built environment of this prominent street side village center building. The resultant report will provide a roadmap for the rest of the project. Various funding streams will need to be accessed to fund a project of this scale. We see the project taking place in stages as there is no one fund that could cover the entire cost. Unfortunately, this is going to be a project that will take time but we are confident that we’ll turn another top class facility over to the community on its conclusion.

Please click on the link below to access the Brookville House survey.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfAKs0uCbKbtnRqPoiHZ3FyRxnvMHuUtyLf9JuTvYRkB3b5Ag/viewform?usp=sf_link
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