A pop-up pool ran from May-December in Leixlip this year
Kildare County Council says it is "in discussions" with Swim Ireland with a view to advancing a permanent swimming facility for North Kildare.
A pop-up pool was opened in Leixlip in May and closed last Sunday, with the facility generally being branded a success.
Approximately 7,500 slots were booked during the 7 months, with 7 local schools taking part in the School Swimming Programme, and 15 Community Based Programmes catering for a number of groups within the local area.
KCC is to receive a detailed report from Swim Ireland, but says discussions are ongoing and meetings have been held in order to find a solution.
Locals councillors in Celbridge, Leixlip, Kilcock and Maynooth have all been calling for a permanent facility to be established.
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