GAA: On-field fracas could send Wexford stand to the wire

WEXFORD PARK, the centre of serious incidents during the past year, could be fenced off for the 2004 season.

Wed, 24 Dec, 2003 - 00:00

Brendan Furlong

County Board Secretary, Michael Kinsella, has warned that the stand in the new £3.2m stadium could be wired off to prevent spectators entering the playing pitch.

The County Board had decided against such action, but following serious incidents, moves are afoot to have the pitch fully enclosed.

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