Dublin welcomes million-euro sports HQ

A new high-tech office for sporting organisations was today opened in Dublin at a cost of €1m.

Dublin welcomes million-euro sports HQ
Wed, 05 May, 2004 - 18:00

A new high-tech office for sporting organisations was today opened in Dublin at a cost of €1m.

SportHQ will act as the headquarters and business setting for the national governing bodies of sport in Ireland.

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