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NEWBUILDINGS GETS NEW £275,000 MUGA PITCH

written by stephen January 16, 2014
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Newbuildings is to get a new £275,000  3G synthetic pitch (MUGA).

From left, Brendan Wylie, FP McCann,  Jim McColgan, Chairperson of RAPID, Colin Kennedy, Derry City Council Lead Officer, Gordon Moore, chairperson, Newbuildings Community and Environmental Association, Michael Clarke, LAG ARC, Mayor Cllr Martin Reilly, Deputy Mayor Alderman Gary Middleton, Kevin Doherty, quantity surveyor, John Eggleston, lead consultant and Alderman Maurice Devenney. Photo: Martin McKeown. Inpresspics.com.

From left, Brendan Wylie, FP McCann, Jim McColgan, Chairperson of RAPID, Colin Kennedy, Derry City Council Lead Officer, Gordon Moore, chairperson, Newbuildings Community and Environmental Association, Michael Clarke, LAG ARC, Mayor Cllr Martin Reilly, Deputy Mayor Alderman Gary Middleton, Kevin Doherty, quantity surveyor, John Eggleston, lead consultant and Alderman Maurice Devenney. Photo: Martin McKeown. Inpresspics.com.

Details of the development were announced by the Mayor of Derry, Cllr Martin Reilly, following the appointment of FP McCann (TD O’Kane) contractors to deliver the state of the art facility.

The investment is being provided by DARD supported by the City Council’s Parks Development Programme for 2013/14.

Mayor Reilly said the project was “great news” for the Newbuildings area and would bring much needed facilities to the local community.

Gordon Moore, chairperson of Newbuildings Community and Environmental Association also welcomed the investment saying it was a huge boost to the local area.

He said: “We are delighted to have the development of a new all-weather games and training pitch at the centre.

“On completion, it will prove to be an excellent addition to the centre’s facilities. It will provide opportunities for all age groups to learn team working improve technique and skill, encourage a professional attitude and a respect for each other as well for the sport.”

 

 

 

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