The financial reality facing our sports’ clubs

WITH regard to your report headlined ‘Property developers hinder rugby club hopes’ ( Irish Examiner, April 17), I would like to make it clear that what I meant was that a small, voluntary body can’t compete with commercial concerns.

The financial reality facing our sports’ clubs
Fri, 20 Apr, 2007 - 01:00
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May I also place it on record that Bantry Bay rugby football club receives substantial support from the building and development industry in Bantry, for which it is very grateful.

Neil Clarke

Secretary

Bantry Bay RFC

Ballylickey

Bantry

Co Cork

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