Munster GAA conducting feasibility study for air dome 

Munster GAA chairman Tim Murphy said an air dome in the province would be "worth its weight in gold". It is expected a dome in Munster would exceed the €3.1m which the Connacht GAA air dome cost
The Connacht GAA airdome is expected to be operational in April following extensive storm damage last year. Pic: INPHO/James Crombie

The Connacht GAA airdome is expected to be operational in April following extensive storm damage last year. Pic: INPHO/James Crombie

Munster GAA is in the process of carrying out a feasibility study into the cost and potential location of a new dome, provincial chairman Tim Murphy has confirmed.

Following on from Munster CEO Kieran Leddy’s remarks in his recent annual report that the development of a dome is a strategic aim of the provincial body, Murphy has revealed that a feasibility study is currently underway.

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