Minister orders stadium viability probe

A UK government study was ordered today into whether a new sports stadium should be built in Northern Ireland.

Fri, 23 Jan, 2004 - 11:06

A UK government study was ordered today into whether a new sports stadium should be built in Northern Ireland.

Angela Smith, the North’s Sports Minister, said she had asked Northern Ireland’s Strategic Investment Board to investigate whether a new stadium would be commercially viable.

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