Limerick lines out to create €10m rugby visitor centre

Limerick is poised to reach new heights in world rugby tourism with the announcement of a €10m visitor attraction focussed on the game which is being funded by JP McManus.

Limerick lines out to create €10m rugby visitor centre
Tue, 13 Dec, 2016 - 00:00
Jimmy Woulfe, Mid-West Correspondent

A digital interactive experience dedicated to rugby worldwide is set to open within three years on a site which takes in 2,790sq m on O’Connell St and the corner of Cecil St.

The hi-tech exhibition space will represent an initial investment of €10m by JP McManus.

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