Now that Landsdowne road is to be redeveloped, there remains the question of where the national soccer and rugby teams will play their home internationals. Paul makes a provocative suggestion.
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no quite provocative Frank, merely the only option available.
There is no other stadium on the island that can hold international soccer games, and the other big stadiums could only host rugby.
The GAA (myself only a fan of hurling) are allowed to decide what they let in to their grounds, and it might be wise to point out to all the begrudgers that the GAA have many more stadium s around ireland than just Croker. The moaning from the anti-GAA lobby is giving me earache.
Posted by: Ciarán | January 28, 2004 at 06:40 PM