Stadium Updates (All Clubs)

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  1. Partizan's Avatar

    Partizan said:
    Quote Originally Posted by Lim till i die View Post
    On the old grandstand side??

    1800 along the length of it I'm told.
    That includes both covered and uncovered?

    What about temporary seating behind both goals and opposite side?
     
  2. nigel-harps1954's Avatar

    nigel-harps1954 said:
    Really, 1,800 is all that's needed there for now I'd imagine.
     
  3. Lim till i die's Avatar

    Lim till i die said:
    Quote Originally Posted by Partizan View Post
    That includes both covered and uncovered?

    What about temporary seating behind both goals and opposite side?
    Ya. Would look fairly similar to Oriel I suppose really, only with a bigger covered part. (For those trying to picture it)

    Couldn't really put anything behind either goals with the dog track there.

    Popular side the same, there's very little room there with the track.

    Can't see a temporary solution to anything in Markets field tbh because any plan I've seen involves the track coming up and the pitch being moved.
     
  4. Lim till i die's Avatar

    Lim till i die said:
    Quote Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954 View Post
    Really, 1,800 is all that's needed there for now I'd imagine.
    Would be the finest shur.

    If it sold out once in a blue moon for Cork or Shamrock that would be about the size of it.

    Like I said above though I think there's probably too much development to be done for it to be just a simple case of bolting down a few seats.
     
  5. nigel-harps1954's Avatar

    nigel-harps1954 said:
    Isn't the track being taken away altogether?
     
  6. Lim till i die's Avatar

    Lim till i die said:
    Tis.

    But there's a fair bit of work involved in that I'd say.
     
  7. nigel-harps1954's Avatar

    nigel-harps1954 said:
    Quote Originally Posted by LOI Blog
    Sligo Rovers are to put a temporary terrace in place for their next home game in an attempt to match the huge demand for tickets with over 5000 sold already!

    Quote Originally Posted by Sligo Rovers
    The 60 metre terrace will be behind the Nazareth House goal and will be a similar structure to that erected for the European match in the Showgrounds last year.

    The terrace will facilitate release of 800 additional tickets for the final matches of the season. The decision has been made due to overwhelming demand for tickets from the clubs supporters.

    The original allocation of 5,000 have been sold out

    So, almost 6,000 people in the Showgrounds for the last 2 league matches.

    Interesting stuff.
    Last edited by nigel-harps1954; 11/10/2012 at 4:28 PM.
     
  8. pesky said:
    What's the story with the Brandywell. When are they starting redevelopment there ?. Thought I read somewhere they were going to have a new 4000 seater stand ready by the summer of 2013.
     
  9. Charlie Darwin's Avatar

    Charlie Darwin said:
    Not even Rovers attract that many bandwagoners.

    edit: that's not a jibe against Sligo
     
  10. Nah Nah Nah Nah's Avatar

    Nah Nah Nah Nah said:
    Sure look how many we've brought to the cup finals
     
  11. redobit said:
    Quote Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin View Post
    Not even Rovers attract that many bandwagoners.

    edit: that's not a jibe against Sligo
    You must not have been at the 2010 Cup Final so ...
    Manager: Fergal, have you your boots with ya?
    Fergal: Ya, I have them here.
    Manager: Ah good stuff, well give them to this man so, he forgot his!
     
  12. SkStu's Avatar

    SkStu said:
    http://www.sligorovers.com/latest-ne...l-announcement

    Great news for Sligo. Facilities to get a great boost. Well done.

    Merry Christmas!
    I like high energy football. A little bit rock and roll. Many finishes instead of waiting for the perfect one.
     
  13. Guitd said:
    mervue & Deacy park terryland also get more funding

    Brian Walsh TD


    I'm delighted to announce that almost half a million euro is to be invested in three Galway sports facilities under the Regional Sports Capital Programme.

    Mervue United will receive €190,000 for the extension and resurfacing of its synthetic playing pitch. Connacht Rugby will receive €200,000 for new changing facilities at the recently revamped Galway Sportsground. Galway and District League will receive €60,000 for new dressing rooms and physio rooms at Eamonn Deacy Park.

    This follows the investment of over €800,000 in sports and leisure facilities that I announced last August, and €1.4 million for clubs and organisations across the county under the Sports Capital Programme earlier this month.
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  14. dong's Avatar

    dong said:
    Good to see ministers delivering for their own provinces.
    God bless this country. T'would bring a tear to your eye.
     
  15. galwayhoop's Avatar

    galwayhoop said:
    Quote Originally Posted by dong View Post
    Good to see ministers delivering for their own provinces.
    God bless this country. T'would bring a tear to your eye.
    He's a TD you twit not a minister. The system (I'm not saying its right) is set up for him to deliver, not for his Provence or even the country, but for his Constituents. Which as a Galway West TD he has done in this instance, or to be much more accurate, he is taking the credit for doing.
     
  16. Guitd said:
    he is taking the credit for doing.
    "jumping on the bandwagon" others might say
     
  17. dong's Avatar

    dong said:
    Quote Originally Posted by galwayhoop View Post
    He's a TD you twit not a minister. The system (I'm not saying its right) is set up for him to deliver, not for his Provence or even the country, but for his Constituents. Which as a Galway West TD he has done in this instance, or to be much more accurate, he is taking the credit for doing.
    Think before you type.
    The Minister of State decides where the money goes. And steady on with the personal abuse.
    Last edited by dong; 24/12/2012 at 12:20 PM.
     
  18. bluewhitearmy's Avatar

    bluewhitearmy said:
    Bet ya the amount announced that Mervue will get is inflated.
     
  19. nigel-harps1954's Avatar

    nigel-harps1954 said:
    News from tonight's AGM
    The main delay with the build since last AGM was due to the fact the club had submitted an invoice so that the next money could be released. This was submitted last February but only approved in September.

    Several club members had a meeting with reps form the FAI & Ministry of sport (2 weeks ago) in which they queried the delay. The sports ministry apologised for the delay and said the money would now be available.

    There is now significant funds available for the build.

    Phase 1: of the build due to start shortly and expected to be completed by the end of the year. This phase will be building of main block which will include a 2000 seat stand & admin building(Offices, shops and changing rooms etc)

    Phase 2: will hopefully start next year which will most likely be laying of pitch, installing of lights etc, parking & entrance to stadium.

    Phase 3: will be building of 2nd stand but no date for this yet, untill phase 2 starts.

    They said they may move once phase 2 is completed and pitch is playable, operating from the new venue with just the 2000 seat stand and admin building. Then continue with build of 2nd stand.

    Then the rest of the build (2 end stands) to continue in phases in later years.
     
  20. A face's Avatar

    A face said:
    Quote Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954 View Post
    News from tonight's AGM
    The main delay with the build since last AGM was due to the fact the club had submitted an invoice so that the next money could be released. This was submitted last February but only approved in September.

    Several club members had a meeting with reps form the FAI & Ministry of sport (2 weeks ago) in which they queried the delay. The sports ministry apologised for the delay and said the money would now be available.
    Unreall that it dragged on for so long, beyond your control i know, but man was that ages in coming.
    The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.