Open fans meeting called by Cork City owner to address 'matchday experience'

There has been criticism of the atmosphere at Turner's Cross. 
Open fans meeting called by Cork City owner to address 'matchday experience'

PLANS: Cork City owner Dermot Usher watches from the stands. Picture: Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

Cork City owner Dermot Usher has tabled an open invitation to meet next Saturday in a bid to rectify problems with the matchday experience in the Turner’s Cross Shed stand.

Attendances at the opening three matches back in the Premier Division, 6487 (Bohemians), 4857 (UCD) and 5078 (Shelbourne) amount to the second highest in the country but issues remain in the area that houses the core of City’s fans.

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