GAA drops plans to build stadium in NY’s Randalls Island

The GAA has confirmed that it will not proceed with plans to develop a stadium for Gaelic games at Randalls Island in New York.

Tue, 21 Feb, 2006 - 14:04

The GAA has confirmed that it will not proceed with plans to develop a stadium for Gaelic games at Randalls Island in New York.

The association had planned to invest $2m (€1.6m) in the project.

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