GAA club bids to save grounds threatened by road plan

TOP officials from the GAA and members of a local club whose grounds are under threat will make presentations to an oral hearing which begins today.

GAA club bids to save grounds threatened by road plan
Tue, 17 Feb, 2004 - 00:00
Neans McSweeney

The hearing by An Bord Pleanála into plans to build a €1 billion motorway linking Dublin with the south-east begins in County Carlow today and could last up to three weeks.

The hearing into the N9/N10 motorway linking Dublin and Waterford city will feature submissions from up to 200 opponents of the plan.

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