Perhaps, but Iâd love to see them get planning permission. Residents have already limited the height of the stand. So you canât go up and you canât go out.
How many years ago was that?
The rugby were allowed build a stand that can be seen from Patrickswell
The new stand will be facing the setting sun. Another disaster!
Is a 3,000 seater stand or a 3,000 capacity stand they got permission for?
[QUOTE=âTreatyStones, post: 1009846, member: 1786â]How many years ago was that?
The rugby were allowed build a stand that can be seen from Patrickswell[/QUOTE]
From Wiki - In 1979 a major decision was taken to update the grounds completely. It took three years before plans were drawn up for a new stand and in 1986 planning permission was granted by Limerick Corporation for the Mick Mackey Stand. The updated stand was completed in 1988, just in time for the Munster hurling final. In 2004 the biggest rejuvenation of the stadium was completed with the opening of a new 12,000 uncovered stand along with 2 new terraces behind both goals at a cost of âŹ12 million. The current capacity of the Gaelic Grounds is 49,866.
U17s went well the weekend- Walloped Clare by about 30 points, beat KK after a great battle but lost to Cork who they should also have beaten handy⌠Young Peader Collins- NaP - Played very well at Corner back - Some-where the minor team are short on a bit of quality.
Copy & Paste alert.
Yeah- From where?
God knows, your E-stalking credentials are way ahead of mine.
Would there have to be a sculpture of PJ at the entrance so that we could kiss itâs feet as we paid our money to go to see a match? I hardly think they would allow an effigy of him bent over so that we can kiss itâs arse. That statue is down in the failed salesmanâs office where the controlled numpties of the county board go to worship PJ in private.
Whatâs the ticket situation like lads?
Our club only got 9. 6 terrace and 3 stand.
Talking to 3 different Tipp people today and they all reckoned they have enough tickets already through the clubs.
Should be excess on thursday
John Galvin finally getting some sense, albeit probably too late for his inter county career
http://clareherald.com/2014/09/02/limerick-star-john-galvin-transfers-to-cratloe-453/
[QUOTE=âKid Chocolate, post: 1010302, member: 553â]John Galvin finally getting some sense, albeit probably too late for his inter county career
http://clareherald.com/2014/09/02/limerick-star-john-galvin-transfers-to-cratloe-453/[/QUOTE]
Will he start for them?
Yup, Heâs togging with their junior Aâs sun
Surely not allowed play with a Clubâs Junior A side (if that Club has a Senior team, which they do) when transferring from the Senior side of another Club?
Cratloe mightnât even have a junior team. They play in division 3 league.
The senior football Q finals are this weekend though.
Weâre talking about Limerick standard here, we made an allowance for that
[QUOTE=âBad Winner, post: 1010385, member: 2406â]Cratloe mightnât even have a junior team. They play in division 3 league.
The senior football Q finals are this weekend though.[/QUOTE]
So what youâre saying is @Kid Chocolate is talking out his hole.
Good question. Article says he didnât play senior club in Limerick this year , but he would be listed as a senior from last year and if he wasnât regraded then Iâd assume he would be listed a senior player.
He played senior inter-county this year also, but I suppose that makes no difference to club either.