GRAHAM is set to commence construction on what will become Ireland's only Passivhaus standard leisure facility as part of the £70m Fermanagh Lakeland Forum project.
The redevelopment of the Fermanagh Lakeland Forum, located on the water's edge of the River Erne in Enniskillen, will see it transformed into a state of the art leisure, health and wellbeing hub.
The new facility will include an eight-lane 25m swimming pool; separate learner pool; splash pad area for young children; fully equipped gym and fitness suite; community and multipurpose spaces; soft play and sensory room; destination playpark; pump track; cycle, walking and running trails; an active waterfront area and improved pedestrian linkages to Enniskillen town centre.
GRAHAM Regional Director, Gerry Rowe, said: "We are delighted to move to construction phase with this transformative project, which will feature Ireland's only Passivhaus-certified leisure centre, pushing the boundaries of environmental sustainability. It's an exciting opportunity to create a state-of-the-art facility that will enhance local health, wellness, and recreation, and set a new standard in sustainable development."
The highly innovative project, which was developed following extensive public engagement, includes funding of £20m from the UK Government and represents the most significant capital investment undertaken by Fermanagh and Omagh District Council. It is anticipated the new facility will open in 2028.
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