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MetroLink system will not force Dublin GAA club to move

Dublin's Na Fianna GAA club will not have to move home in order to accommodate the MetroLink system.

MetroLink system will not force Dublin GAA club to move

Sat, 03 Nov, 2018 - 13:59

Dublin's Na Fianna GAA club will not have to move home in order to accommodate the MetroLink system.

On the back of protests, it has been revealed that the Glasnevin club will not be affected by the proposed route.

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