QuoteGood to see some action by City & the MFA.
Addition of a small bar (even with limited opening hours) would make it perfect.
Whose gonna be the first to get their copy of the plans?
Cork City Council:
The Munster Football Association seeks permission to demolish the existing covered terrace ("The Shed") along with the existing pavillion and construct a new single tier covered seated stand with facilities under, including changing rooms, public toilets, meeting rooms and offices at the eastern end, (Curragh Road) of Turners Cross Football Ground, Curragh Road, Beaufort Park, St Annes Park and Derrynane Road, Turners Cross.
The planning application may be inspected or purchased at the offices of the planning authority and a submission or observation in relation to the application may be made to the Authority in writing on payment of the prescribed fee within the period of 5 weeks beginning on the date of receipt by the Authority of the application.
Good to see some action by City & the MFA.
Addition of a small bar (even with limited opening hours) would make it perfect.
Whose gonna be the first to get their copy of the plans?
Where is this place located nowadays? Is it in the old Liebert on Model Farm Road?Originally posted by razor
The planning application may be inspected or purchased at the offices of the planning authority
Model Farm Road AFIK, about 9 stories up.Originally posted by Casegrande
Where is this place located nowadays? Is it in the old Liebert on Model Farm Road?
As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.
County Council got there planning place up the County Hall on the Carrigrohan Straight. Dunno about the City Council/Corporation......
James. You're in Dublin too long. The County Council planning department moved from the County Hall to the old Liebert building on Model Farm Road about 12 months. I've inside info. Me sister works there
"Its the bad players who are the luxury not the skillfull ones"
Danny Blanchflower
Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm sure that this has nothing to do with the Cork County Council.Originally posted by yiddo
The County Council planning department moved from the County Hall
Cork Corporation has re-badged itself as "Cork City Council".
As far as I know the Cork City Council's Planning Department is at Navigation House on Albert Quay.
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Have Boot Disk, will travel
Yeah, damn peter pan of the city supportOriginally posted by Peadar
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Good to see moves being made, lets hope that Murphy leaves asap so there´ll actually be fans to fill the new stand
City Council Planning Dept. is at Abbey Court House, Georges Quay. Tel. 4924564
Do we know any more about this?
Anyone see the plans?
Have Boot Disk, will travel
The capacity of the new stand going to be? They should put the plans and a design up for the match against Rovers. We could all inspect it then.
lots of talk and asking but has anyone actually rooted this plans out then? Being in Dublin George's Quay is a bit of a trip for me!
I think the new capacity of the ground will be 7,500 so that must mean the new stand will hold about 1,500/1,600Originally posted by eoinh
The capacity of the new stand going to be? They should put the plans and a design up for the match against Rovers. We could all inspect it then.
AFAIK the supporters club intend getting a copy of the plans and putting them on display in the programme hut on Friday night
Would you not be better off putting a roof over the far end first ?
AFAIK that is also covered by the planning application that has been lodged, though i stand to be corrected on thatOriginally posted by TommyT
Would you not be better off putting a roof over the far end first ?
Id like to see a cover put on the St Annes end before the Shed gets knocked, although with 'summer' soccer on the way it shouldnt matter too much. It would help with atmosphere though.
As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.
Was talking to the engineer in charge of the project and he told me the plans for the new stand are only in their infancy but that they applied for the planning premission so that when the plans are ready they can proceed without delay. Don't expect anything till summer at the earliest
had a look at the plans today and they look quite good
it looks like the roof on St. Anne's will cover all the seats and there'll be toilets and shop space built up their too
the new stand at the shed end runs the full width of the pitch and will have 1,471 seats - 5 blocks of 290, 355, 181, 355, 290. The middle block is labelled VIP seating and it looks like there's also a glass-enclosed VIP area at the back. Underneath there's ladies and gents toilets, two dressing rooms (one bigger than the other - but don't tell the away team that methinks
a VIP section in the shed
that'll be for moses and the boys right
It'll be a nice tidy ground when all thats done. pity they didnt try and go for the 10k capacity though. i'd say a city team doing well would fill the 7k regularly so th capacity will be tested regularly
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