Cillian O’Sullivan says Páirc Tailteann redevelopment ‘long overdue’

Meath footballer Cillian O’Sullivan has welcomed the green light to redevelop their Páirc Tailteann GAA base, describing it as “long overdue”.

Cillian O’Sullivan says Páirc Tailteann redevelopment ‘long overdue’
Wed, 14 Feb, 2018 - 00:00
Paul Keane

Meath footballer Cillian O’Sullivan has welcomed the green light to redevelop their Páirc Tailteann GAA base, describing it as “long overdue”.

Meath clubs have confirmed their support for the construction of a new 21,000 capacity all-seater stadium on the existing Brews Hill site in Navan.

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