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An Uachtarán told the big attendance that having arrived “earlier than expected, even if it was a day later than orignally planned, it gave me the opportunity to meet so many people, and ask a lot of questions of what it is that makes this club very special". "When I go to a club I ask three things, is the club a fully inclusive one-club model and my God what a club you have in this regard. "The second thing I look for is a good atmosphere, a good spirit and is there something for everyone, well in the last hour or two I have seen that and that is something you should be all very proud of while I always ask are the past heroes still involved” and, as he turns to the legend that is Roli said “I didn’t realise you (Roli) would actually be up here speaking, you are a man that has nothing left to prove and hear you are still driving on the club.” READ MORE: Kildare buses will run for music festival in Stradbally The third thing the President said he looks to see is the club looking ahead, planning for the future saying “as we officially open these magnificent new facilities here, you have another phase to go with a new stand and a very important kids playing area” adding that “as a GAA Club it is what you are doing for your community and you are certainly doing that which is simply brilliant to see and I wish you the very best on and off the field of play.” The new facilities include an all-weather astro pitch (70x40), the main contractor Tipperary based Premier Pitches; along with a skills (hurling) wall; a new floodlit full-size pitch that will compliment the existing, floodlit main pitches. A new walking track has also been installed that should certainly prove a great addition to young and not-so-young alike, along with extra car park facilities. The entire project, under the direction of then Chairman Mick Maloney, along with a specially formed Club Development Committee, under the direction of Roli Sweeney who looked after the design and the implementation of the project.Pat
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An Uachtarán told the big attendance that having arrived “earlier than expected, even if it was a day later than orignally planned, it gave me the opportunity to meet so many people, and ask a lot of questions of what it is that makes this club very special". "When I go to a club I ask three things, is the club a fully inclusive one-club model and my God what a club you have in this regard. "The second thing I look for is a good atmosphere, a good spirit and is there something for everyone, well in the last hour or two I have seen that and that is something you should be all very proud of while I always ask are the past heroes still involved” and, as he turns to the legend that is Roli said “I didn’t realise you (Roli) would actually be up here speaking, you are a man that has nothing left to prove and hear you are still driving on the club.” READ MORE: Kildare buses will run for music festival in Stradbally The third thing the President said he looks to see is the club looking ahead, planning for the future saying “as we officially open these magnificent new facilities here, you have another phase to go with a new stand and a very important kids playing area” adding that “as a GAA Club it is what you are doing for your community and you are certainly doing that which is simply brilliant to see and I wish you the very best on and off the field of play.” The new facilities include an all-weather astro pitch (70x40), the main contractor Tipperary based Premier Pitches; along with a skills (hurling) wall; a new floodlit full-size pitch that will compliment the existing, floodlit main pitches. A new walking track has also been installed that should certainly prove a great addition to young and not-so-young alike, along with extra car park facilities. The entire project, under the direction of then Chairman Mick Maloney, along with a specially formed Club Development Committee, under the direction of Roli Sweeney who looked after the design and the implementation of the project.Pat
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An Uachtarán told the big attendance that having arrived “earlier than expected, even if it was a day later than orignally planned, it gave me the opportunity to meet so many people, and ask a lot of questions of what it is that makes this club very special". "When I go to a club I ask three things, is the club a fully inclusive one-club model and my God what a club you have in this regard. "The second thing I look for is a good atmosphere, a good spirit and is there something for everyone, well in the last hour or two I have seen that and that is something you should be all very proud of while I always ask are the past heroes still involved” and, as he turns to the legend that is Roli said “I didn’t realise you (Roli) would actually be up here speaking, you are a man that has nothing left to prove and hear you are still driving on the club.” READ MORE: Kildare buses will run for music festival in Stradbally The third thing the President said he looks to see is the club looking ahead, planning for the future saying “as we officially open these magnificent new facilities here, you have another phase to go with a new stand and a very important kids playing area” adding that “as a GAA Club it is what you are doing for your community and you are certainly doing that which is simply brilliant to see and I wish you the very best on and off the field of play.” The new facilities include an all-weather astro pitch (70x40), the main contractor Tipperary based Premier Pitches; along with a skills (hurling) wall; a new floodlit full-size pitch that will compliment the existing, floodlit main pitches. A new walking track has also been installed that should certainly prove a great addition to young and not-so-young alike, along with extra car park facilities. The entire project, under the direction of then Chairman Mick Maloney, along with a specially formed Club Development Committee, under the direction of Roli Sweeney who looked after the design and the implementation of the project.Pat
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An Uachtarán told the big attendance that having arrived “earlier than expected, even if it was a day later than orignally planned, it gave me the opportunity to meet so many people, and ask a lot of questions of what it is that makes this club very special". "When I go to a club I ask three things, is the club a fully inclusive one-club model and my God what a club you have in this regard. "The second thing I look for is a good atmosphere, a good spirit and is there something for everyone, well in the last hour or two I have seen that and that is something you should be all very proud of while I always ask are the past heroes still involved” and, as he turns to the legend that is Roli said “I didn’t realise you (Roli) would actually be up here speaking, you are a man that has nothing left to prove and hear you are still driving on the club.” READ MORE: Kildare buses will run for music festival in Stradbally The third thing the President said he looks to see is the club looking ahead, planning for the future saying “as we officially open these magnificent new facilities here, you have another phase to go with a new stand and a very important kids playing area” adding that “as a GAA Club it is what you are doing for your community and you are certainly doing that which is simply brilliant to see and I wish you the very best on and off the field of play.” The new facilities include an all-weather astro pitch (70x40), the main contractor Tipperary based Premier Pitches; along with a skills (hurling) wall; a new floodlit full-size pitch that will compliment the existing, floodlit main pitches. A new walking track has also been installed that should certainly prove a great addition to young and not-so-young alike, along with extra car park facilities. The entire project, under the direction of then Chairman Mick Maloney, along with a specially formed Club Development Committee, under the direction of Roli Sweeney who looked after the design and the implementation of the project.Pat