CIT aim to open arena in September 2021 as sod is turned on €22m sports complex

It includes an indoor arena, with basketball courts and seating for 400 people, an indoor high-performance indoor athletics centre, a large multi-event zone, a sprint track and elite training labs.

Mon, 22 Jun, 2020 - 16:29

Eoin English

The arena on the CIT/MTU Bishopstown Campus will be built first and the athletics facilities will follow.

The sod has been turned on a €22m sports complex on Cork Institute of Technology’s Bishopstown campus.

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