Galway GAA write letter to TDs and Council for ambitious Centre of Excellence project

“We believe this would be a first of its kind in Ireland in terms of joint co-operation between two local authorities, and three Gaelic Games Associations.”

The chairpersons of Galway’s GAA, LGFA and camogie board have written a joint letter to local TDs and the Galway City and County Council requesting 30-40 acres at the Galway airport site for a shared Centre of Excellence. Pic Credit: Morgan Treacy, Inpho.

The chairpersons of Galway’s GAA, LGFA and camogie board have written a joint letter to local TDs and the Galway City and County Council requesting 30-40 acres at the Galway airport site for a shared Centre of Excellence.

Plans for the Centre of Excellence would include a full-size pitch within an indoor facility, two full size floodlit 4G pitches, 3-4 full size pitches, dressing rooms, gym facilities and video analysis rooms.