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29/08/2022, 6:26 PM
EalingGreen

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Originally Posted by bohsmug

I wonder is that really how it works with health and safety and all that.

Brentford had to build a TV gantry at their old Griffin Park Stadium a few years back.

Since they knew they woiuld be moving stadium, they didnt want to spend money on what would be only a temporary arrangement, so they constructed a platform on scaffolding just in under the roof at the back of a stand (see above/behind the Bill Axbey banner):

https://c7.alamy.com/comp/C0YHHJ/pic...agg-C0YHHJ.jpg

Not sure how they got it past H&S etc, but the TV companies hated it, not least because in the absence of proper stairs etc, the camera operators had to climb a ladder and then haul their equipment up on ropes!

(Apparently the new stadium TV studio is state of the art.)
30/08/2022, 8:24 AM
Shinkicker

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Originally Posted by Nesta99

Elsewhere, when the crowd spectator facilities are done, and a secondary completion when things like onsite/under stand gyms etc are completed. Athlone is not a comparative example for a number of reasons.

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Originally Posted by Nesta99

Did RTE have any input...

Great one there. RTE don't seem to know where the grounds are so how the fkcu would they know where to put a camera.
30/08/2022, 9:41 AM
D24Saint

I found the dilapidated state of Dalymount a sad sight last night. The away end is in absolute tatters. Its a scandal that three of the top four clubs in Dublin are playing in run down kips in 2022.
30/08/2022, 9:48 AM
Glen Of Aherlow

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Originally Posted by D24Saint

I found the dilapidated state of Dalymount a sad sight last night. The away end is in absolute tatters. Its a scandal that three of the top four clubs in Dublin are playing in run down kips in 2022.

Yeah , it's a sad state of affairs . At least with Pat's we can still use the four sides of the ground for domestic matches which is something i suppose .
30/08/2022, 10:24 AM
Philosophizer

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Originally Posted by D24Saint

Its a scandal that three of the top four clubs in Dublin are playing in run down kips in 2022.

Very true.
Although on my trip to Tolka a couple of weeks ago I was pleasantly surprised at the improvements that had been made in recent times. It's MUCH improved from my previous visit a couple of years back. They clearly spruced the place up recently. But one thing that still looks awful there is the faded red/rust colour of the roofs of the stands on both sides of the pitch.
If they could manage to repair/repaint them both to match the bight red paint everywhere else it would actually look ok.
Still agree on your main point tho. They're way below par.
02/09/2022, 3:13 PM
Philosophizer

Chatting about Tallaght stadium on the other thread got me wondering, has there ever been mention of re-arranging the seats into a mixed pattern instead of the current blocks?
03/09/2022, 1:33 PM
oriel

The return of the scoreboard by Dundalk, much bigger than the last one and a new spot too.

https://twitter.com/sportsfile/statu...TJp-nA_Oj8opsg
03/09/2022, 3:03 PM
colonelwest

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Originally Posted by Philosophizer

Chatting about Tallaght stadium on the other thread got me wondering, has there ever been mention of re-arranging the seats into a mixed pattern instead of the current blocks?

Was over at the women's game on Thursday and it was had to keep to your assigned seat due to the big crowd; whenever that's enforced it's like a game in the Crystal Maze trying to find your seat in the west and South stand if you're not a Rovers regular!
03/09/2022, 4:05 PM
pateen

Are St Pat's meant to be doing some ground development announcement soon?
03/09/2022, 8:03 PM
Philosophizer

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Originally Posted by pateen

Are St Pat's meant to be doing some ground development announcement soon?

Last I heard was that they're lobbying the council to help them out with it - https://m.independent.ie/sport/socce...-41617002.html
04/09/2022, 12:45 PM
D24Saint

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Originally Posted by pateen

Are St Pat's meant to be doing some ground development announcement soon?

Gone very quiet , I�d say the price increases for building work isnt helping our cause.
05/09/2022, 9:08 AM
nr637

Has all the money been directed to Tallaght! :angry2:

Maybe they just have to get in line behind Boh's and Daly or even Shel's at Tolka! :quiet:
13/09/2022, 3:22 PM
Longfordian

Naming rights for Tallaght Stadium are out to tender. I'm sure some on here have some good suggestions.
13/09/2022, 4:02 PM
Peaky Blinder

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Originally Posted by nr637

Has all the money been directed to Tallaght! :angry2:

Maybe they just have to get in line behind Boh's and Daly or even Shel's at Tolka! :quiet:

Best of luck having SDCC diverting funds to DCC to facilitate Tolka or Dalymount being upgraded/developed
13/09/2022, 5:24 PM
nigel-harps1954

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Originally Posted by Longfordian

Naming rights for Tallaght Stadium are out to tender. I'm sure some on here have some good suggestions.

Should just call it Daily Mount Park and really p!ss off Bohs fans.
14/09/2022, 12:50 PM
EatYerGreens

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Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954

Should just call it Daily Mount Park and really p!ss off Bohs fans.

Or DailyMail Park, to go alongside Dalymount.
14/09/2022, 1:24 PM
D24Saint

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Originally Posted by Longfordian

Naming rights for Tallaght Stadium are out to tender. I'm sure some on here have some good suggestions.

I�ve heard Focus Ireland are interested.
14/09/2022, 1:36 PM
EatYerGreens

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Originally Posted by D24Saint

I’ve heard Focus Ireland are interested.

I heard Queen's University are keen, and plan to call it Elizabeth Park.
14/09/2022, 4:10 PM
Nesta99

No brainer to sell the naming rights especially when there isnt a well bedded in name generations old like Oriel or United Parks. I'd say if they were able Rovers fans would have had Milltown or Glenmalure Park tagged well prior to this (isnt one of the hospitality areas names after that old spot). It's all about making a few quid but a decent sponsor and long term deal and a new name would be established quick enough though is still tend to use Landsdowne. How about (sponsor's name) Beautiful Stadium!
14/09/2022, 5:27 PM
timothydec77

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Originally Posted by D24Saint

I found the dilapidated state of Dalymount a sad sight last night. The away end is in absolute tatters. Its a scandal that three of the top four clubs in Dublin are playing in run down kips in 2022.

I couldn't agree more

Parc ui chaoimh has been built and rebuilt within the time ground have been developed.

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