Newry Swimming Pool Will Soon Be Back Onstream

Newry Swimming Pool re-opening delayed with technical issues

Technical issues have dogged the swimming pool at Newry Leisure Centre but there is now some light at the end of the tunnel and the pool will started filling on January 20th.

A Council spokesperson said: “Newry, Mourne and Down District Council wishes to advise that the re-opening of the swimmingxa0poolxa0and health suite at Newry Leisure Centre, which was initially scheduled to take place on a phased approach towards the end of January 2025, has been delayed by a number of weeks.

“The decision to delay the re-opening has been made to ensure the facilities meet the highest standards in line with all health and safety protocols.

The filling of the pools in Newry Leisure Centre will start on 20th January and over a million litres of water will be pumped in. (Photo courtesy of NMDDC).

“We sincerely apologise for this inconvenience and understand the disappointment this may cause to our valued members, customers, and patrons.

“We are pleased to report that we will begin to refill ourxa0poolsxa0from Monday 20 January.

“This is a significant process involving the supply of over 1 million litres of water to thexa0poolsxa0and health suite over a three-week period.

“Following this, the Council will carry out essential and rigorousxa0poolxa0safety protocols, which include water quality testing, heating thexa0poolsxa0to the required standard temperature and conducting comprehensive staff training to ensure a safe and smooth reopening for everyone.

“Our priority is the safety and enjoyment of all users, and the Council is working closely with stakeholders to finalise preparations and bring these facilities back into service.”

The spokesperson added: “We will continue to provide updates on our progress. Membership discounted rates will remain in place during this period. We thank you for your continued patience and understanding as we take these necessary steps.”

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