Wednesday 23rd December:    Centre/Sports Hall Open normal hours.
                   All Weather Pitch Open normal hours.
 Christmas Eve 24th December:     Centre/Sports Hall CLOSED.
                   All Weather Pitch CLOSED.
 Christmas Day 25th December:   Centre/Sports Hall CLOSED.
                   All Weather Pitch CLOSED.
 St. Stephens Day 26th December:  Centre/Sports Hall CLOSED.
                   All Weather Pitch CLOSED.
 Sunday 27th December:       Centre/Sports Hall CLOSED.
                   All Weather Pitch OPEN on request.
 Monday 28th December:     Centre/Sports Hall Open normal hours.
                   All Weather Pitch Open normal hours.
 Tuesday 29th December:     Centre/Sports Hall Open normal hours.
                   All Weather Pitch Open normal hours.
 Wednesday 30th December:     Centre/Sports Hall Open normal hours.
                   All Weather Pitch Open normal hours.
 New Years Eve 31st December:   Centre/Sports Hall CLOSED.
                   All Weather Pitch CLOSED.
 New Years Day 01st January:    Centre/Sports Hall CLOSED.
                   All Weather Pitch CLOSED.
 Saturday 02nd January:      Centre/Sports Hall Open on request.
                  All Weather Pitch Open on request.
 Sunday 03rd January:        Centre/Sports Hall Open on request.
                  All Weather Pitch Open on request.
 Monday 04th January:       We are back!!!!!!         

Kilcullen Community Centre is a sports and recreational centre built by the community of Kilcullen in 1982. It comprises an all-weather pitch, sports hall and meeting rooms. Over the years other buildings have been added including St. Brigid's Pitch & Putt Club, Kilcullen Scouts, Kilcullen AFC and Kilcullen Boxing Club. The centre is also home to The Elms Montessori School, Kilcullen Area Community Employment Scheme Offices and Kildare Badminton Association.

KCC became a Limited Company on 25th January 1988 with company number 128371.  It has charitable status with charity number 11600.

In 1979 Kilcullen Community Council applied for and was awarded a Government grant of £106,000 towards the building of a Sports Complex. Kilcullen was one of sixteen towns in Ireland to be granted over £100,000 and one of only five towns to accept it. The site and remaining costs had to be funded locally. 

Interest rates in the early 1980's were often over 17% per annum. Ireland was in a recession and money was scarce. The debt owned on the BOI loan rose to over £280,000, an unmanageable amount. Despite local fundraising efforts, the KCC Finance Committee struggled to repay even the interest on the loan. In 1983 KCC chairperson Mary Connolly died suddenly and some months later the Finance Committee decided to disband. Some years later Pat Dunlea successfully brokered a deal with the bank for £20,000 as full and final settlement of the debt. Pat personally loaned the Community £15,000 towards this settlement. In 1988 a Limited Company with Charitable status was formed. Since then the centre has been run by a Manager and a Voluntary Board of Directors.