One of Dublin's best-known GAA clubs warns it will be a casualty of new Metrolink

One of Dublin's best-known GAA clubs is warning it's going to be a casualty of the new Metrolink.

One of Dublin's best-known GAA clubs warns it will be a casualty of new Metrolink
Fri, 23 Mar, 2018 - 10:15

Update 10.15am: One of Dublin's best-known GAA clubs is warning it's going to be a casualty of the new Metrolink.

Na Fianna in Glasnevin will have its pitches dug up as part of the €3bn light rail plan for the city.

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