Rugby club row threatens to delay Lansdowne revamp

A rugby club that has been based at Lansdowne Road since the 1880s is threatening to delay the planned redevelopment of the Dublin stadium.

Thu, 16 Feb, 2006 - 09:49

A rugby club that has been based at Lansdowne Road since the 1880s is threatening to delay the planned redevelopment of the Dublin stadium.

Wanderers FC have made a submission to Dublin City Council expressing concern about the planned demolition of its pavilion as part of the €365m rebuilding scheme.

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