Banner bosses clarify Cusack Park deeds puzzle

CLARE GAA chiefs last night dismissed suggestions that the Board does not own the county’s flagship ground, Cusack Park, in Ennis.

Thu, 12 Jan, 2006 - 00:00

Brendan Larkin

Secretary Pat Fitzgerald was responding to comments by the Mayor of Ennis Frank Neylon who claimed that the venue was not the GAA’s to sell - as was rumoured before Christmas.

Mr Neylon contended the field belongs to the people of Ennis and only they can decide on its future.

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Courts Gaa Place: Cusack Park Place: Ennis Place: Aldi Person: Pat Fitzgerald Person: Ennis Frank Neylon Person: Neylon Person: Fitzgerald Person: Brendan Vaughan Organisation: Clare GAA Organisation: GAA Organisation: Clare County Board Organisation: Gaels

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