New trampoline park AirBound to open in Dundalk soon

A new trampoline park is coming to Dundalk soon.

Talk of the Town revealed in April that Donal and Jacqueline Rankin had applied to Louth County Council for planning permission to convert part of the ground floor (935sqm) of Unit 19 at the North Link Retail Park to a trampoline park.

As part of their application they also hope to install associated signage and carry out minor internal alterations to the unit, which is currently part-occupied by AV Direct.

Now it has been revealed that the new facility will be called the AirBound Trampoline Park.

The fitness centre and café recently set up their business Facebook page with an ‘opening soon’ logo placed on it.

When opened the facility will be open Monday to Sunday from 10am to 9pm.

Further details will be made available in the coming weeks and months.

Trampoline park being planned for Dundalk

What the new trampoline park could look like if given the go ahead

A new trampoline park could be on the way to Dundalk.

Donal and Jacqueline Rankin have applied to Louth County Council for planning permission to convert part of the ground floor (935sqm) of Unit 19 at the North Link Retail Park to a trampoline park.

As part of their application they also hope to install associated signage and carry out minor internal alterations to the unit, which is currently part-occupied by AV Direct.

If given the go ahead, the trampoline park would likely resemble the Jumpzone facilities which operate in Sandyford and Santry in Dublin.