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By Press Release in Cricket on 13th Nov 2010 16:00
While TTS will focus its efforts on the design and project management involved in the construction of the ground itself, a separate contractor will commence work on a new stadium with a capacity of 12,000.
Once complete, the project will see Malahide become the only international ground for any sport in the North Dublin area. It is envisaged the project will help inject some €1.5m into the future economy as it attracts international fixtures and teams such as Australia, England and Pakistan travelling to play at the new facility. MD at TTS, David Bates says:
"We're delighted to have been selected as lead consultant for ground construction at Malahide. It's a true flagship project and will help the Republic of Ireland become a real fixture on the international cricketing calendar."
For more information on the range of services offered by TTS, or to see examples of other recent projects, visit www.totalturfsolutions.co.uk
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