Results as promised:
1st Prize: Dylan O’ Connell, Ardpatrick (2 adult & 2 youths tickets to Munster Vs. All Blacks).
2nd Prize: Ann Malone, Crecora, (2 Adult All Black tickets).
3rd Prize: Natalie McNamara, Holycross, (2 Magners League Tickets Munster Vs. Glasgow Warriors).
Well done and congrats to all of our winners.
I went out earlier today to have what could be one of the final looks at the stadium during the construction stage at the rate that building is ploughing ahead. Having read the piece in the Sunday World last week about how construction is going ahead on time and on budget compared to Landsdowne Road I had to have a look. As an aside, while reading the piece I had to do a double take, I could not believe my eyes, but there it was, stuck in the middle of a piece about a rugby stadium we had the stereotypical Dublin Journalist lazy reporting job that seems to appear in absolutely anything that may in some way be related to Limerick ” A city dogged by gangland killings trying to improve it’s image”. FOR Gods sake lads, can ye not just stop trying to deflect the fact that it’s bloody downright dangerous from all points of view to be living in Dublin compared to almost anywhere else in the country? How on gods earth has a rugby stadium got absolutely anything to do with Gangs?
Shane, you’re a tosspot. And you’ve just managed to lose a reader that had returned (Albeit briefly) after not bothering with your rag for many years, I’m glad to say I will return to another read on a Sunday Morning.
Anyways after that rant about lazy Reporting by the gutter press:
More fresh Construction photos from the Lion’s Den, The roof finishes are underway on the stand in Thomond park , so here’s a few photos taken earlier on today.
Continuing the series, The roof frame was being fitted on the second stand in Thomond park over the last week or so, so here’s a few photos taken during the fitting.
Looks like the Thomond Park website is up and running again
I took a few more photos of the West stand roof arch going up , I’ll get them up over the next twenty four hours or so.