Hurling club plan under spotlight

A CORK hurling club which produced some of the game’s brightest stars has been told that its floodlighting system for a proposed new complex is too bright.

Hurling club plan under spotlight
Wed, 15 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
Eoin English

Blackrock Hurling and Football Club applied for planning permission in May for the installation of floodlighting on its second pitch on Church Road.

The six, 22-metre, masts will each have an average lighting level of 400 lux.

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