Connacht Council CEO Prenty in favour of Croker ground control

Control over county ground development projects should be taken away from county board officers and handed over to Croke Park, according to Connacht Council CEO John Prenty.

Connacht Council CEO Prenty in favour of Croker ground control
Mon, 21 Jan, 2019 - 06:30
Eoghan Cormican

Control over county ground development projects should be taken away from county board officers and handed over to Croke Park, according to Connacht Council CEO John Prenty.

Prenty is in favour of Croke Park overseeing the planning and budgeting of a county ground or centre of excellence that a particular board may wish to build or redevelop.

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