Alternative site for NI stadium kicked into touch

The British government tonight kicked into touch all hopes of the North’s new national sports stadium being moved to Belfast.

Wed, 16 Nov, 2005 - 15:45

The British government tonight kicked into touch all hopes of the North’s new national sports stadium being moved to Belfast.

Late bids to take it away from the site of the former Maze Prison near Lisburn, Co Antrim have been rejected.

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