Carlow eye centre of excellence boost

A PROPOSED GAA centre of excellence in Carlow could be worth €3.5m to the local economy, according to board chairman Pat Deering.

Mon, 17 May, 2010 - 01:00
Colm O’Connor

Deering believes the project at Fenagh, which is awaiting planning permission, would also create 100 jobs in the region.

The county chief hopes that the proposed development can be up and running by 2012.

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