Place: Hill 16 Terrace

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Treaty chiefs exploring new Gaelic Grounds plan

LIMERICK GAA chiefs are disappointed at the lack of high profile games fixed for the Gaelic Grounds and admit to “exploring other avenues to get the stadium as much exposure as possible.’’

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Uncertainty over GPA protest overshadows on-field drama

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Re-naming ceremony at Croke Park

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Leinster double-header a record breaker

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Ulster bosses quiet on final venue

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Opening up Croke Park could cost €20m

Bertie praises ‘brave’ GAA

TAOISEACH Bertie Ahern applauded the GAA yesterday for its bravery in proceeding with the redevelopment of Croke Park and committing itself to the financial risks that it entailed.

Tue, 15 Mar, 2005

GAA pledge to press ahead with costly Croker revamp

THE decision to complete the redevelopment of Croke Park with an expanded terrace at the Hill 16 end, will extend GAA borrowings to almost €100m and take more than ten years to pay off the debt.

Mon, 01 Sep, 2003

Finances an on-going cause of concern for GAA

THE qualifier series in both the football and hurling championships may not be quite the money-spinner for the GAA that the figure of €2.6m in gate receipts last year would indicate.

Fri, 11 Apr, 2003

Planning body rejects Croke Park appeal

An Bord Pleanala has paved the way for the final phase of redevelopment at Croke Park, the GAA's flagship stadium in Dublin.

Wed, 19 Mar, 2003

GAA chiefs to consider Croke Park's future

GAA chiefs have revealed they'll consider the financial future of Croke Park and its viability over the coming weeks in an effort to maximise its income.

Tue, 26 Nov, 2002

Semi-final sold out

Sunday's All-Ireland semi-final meeting of Dublin and Armagh at Croke Park is sold out.

Fri, 30 Aug, 2002