Tanaiste denies that there is a definite cost for the National Stadium

The Tanaiste has said there is no definite cost set for the proposed new National Stadium.

Sat, 28 Apr, 2001 - 13:24

The Tanaiste has said there is no definite cost set for the proposed new National Stadium.

Mary Harney was speaking following claims by Paddy Teahon, the Chairman of Sports Campus Ireland, that the best professional estimate of the project's cost is £350m.

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