Preparations hot up for Reds clash as seating arrives

SEATED accommodation to facilitate 6,800 spectators for a David v Goliath soccer clash are due to arrive in a West Cork town today.

Preparations hot up for Reds clash as seating arrives
Fri, 24 Jul, 2009 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

Construction of the “stands” at Mary Immaculata Community College will get under way almost immediately, under the guidance of FAI’s consulting engineer, Brian McCann.

The pitch has been treated with 90 tonnes of sand and is being mowed twice weekly for the August 6 match between Liverpool and Dunmanway Town XI.

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