Immaculate College plans '˜biggest boost in a generation'

Sinn Féin Councillor Christopher Jackson has said plans for the Top of the Hill area will provide the biggest boost to the area in a generation.
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Feb 2016, 11:04 BST
Updated 17th Feb 2016, 08:14 BST
Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness meeting with community organisations,Housing Association APEX , elected representatives and Father Michael Canny to discuss and look at plans for the former Immaculate Conception College.Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness meeting with community organisations,Housing Association APEX , elected representatives and Father Michael Canny to discuss and look at plans for the former Immaculate Conception College.
Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness meeting with community organisations,Housing Association APEX , elected representatives and Father Michael Canny to discuss and look at plans for the former Immaculate Conception College.

Colr. Jackson was speaking after Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness met with community organisations, APEX , elected representatives and Father Michael Canny to discuss and look at plans for the former Immaculate Conception College site.

Councillor Jackson said: “These are very exciting plans for the Top of the Hill, the most important in a generation.

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“Plans for the site include social housing, a community centre, a GAA pitch and the retention of the existing grass pitches. This will be a lasting legacy to a school site that has been key to the local community over the years.”

Colr. Jackson said Martin McGuinness has already had a big role to play in the delivery of the masterplan, with the recent announcement from the Office of the First and Deputy First Ministers of over £600,000 for a GAA pitch next to the school site.

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