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Nou Camp has nothing on Croker, says GAA chief Brennan

GAA PRESIDENT Nickey Brennan believes that Barcelona’s Nou Camp stadium is not a patch on Croke Park.

Nou Camp has nothing on Croker, says GAA chief Brennan

Thu, 21 Dec, 2006 - 00:00

Colm O’Connor

Brennan says he’s looking forward to showing GAA HQ off to new faces when international rugby and soccer games are played there next year.

With Lansdowne Road being redeveloped, GAA headquarters will of course be holding rugby Six Nations internationals and Euro 2008 qualifiers.

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