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€14.8m in foreign investor funding paves way for new Louth GAA stadium
LOUTH GAA HAVE announced that they are set to receive €14.8million in investment towards the development of a new stadium.
The money will be allocated to the completion of the Louth GAA Stadium Project which will be based on the Inner Relief Road in Dundalk.
A statement released from the Wee County today reads that they have been “granted approval to seek Irish Immigrant Investor Programme [IIIP] funding through the Department of Justice.”
Speaking at a management meeting last night at the Protection and Prosperity Louth GAA Training Centre, Louth GAA Chairperson Peter Fitzpatrick said:
“Our dream has come true. We have been waiting for the last 60 years since we last our stadium and now the GAA people of Louth will have a stadium to be proud of. Over the last two to three years, our management team have put in trojan work to see this dream become a reality.”
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Louth GAA Peter Fitzpatrick Wee Project