Sports bodies back campus plans

Gaelic, rugby, soccer and hockey chiefs have signed up to plans to develop the new National Sports Campus.

Sports bodies back campus plans
Tue, 20 Mar, 2012 - 17:50

Gaelic, rugby, soccer and hockey chiefs have signed up to plans to develop the new National Sports Campus.

Sports Minister Leo Varadkar revealed the four major sporting bodies have agreed to build their own sections of the long-awaited ground.

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