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How much did Tallaght Stadium in Dublin cost to build?

Tallaght Stadium in Dublin, Ireland, is a football stadium owned by South Dublin County Council and home of Shamrock Rovers, designed by Martin Noone Architects, managed by the council's Architects Department and built by P J McLoughlin of Longford. CLAD reported in June 2009 that it cost EUR 11.2 million (GBP 9.7 million), mostly government-funded, with an initial 3,300 capacity growing to nearly 7,000 once the East Stand opened in summer 2009. Wikipedia dates the figure 'to May 2009' and cites the council's press release on the official opening of 29 May 2009; a later North Stand cost EUR 11.5 million but is a separate project.

Reported project cost

€11.2 million

Approximately $15.62 million

Cost basis: 2009

Tallaght Stadium is a football stadium in the Southside suburb of Tallaght. Shamrock Rovers originally announced details of the stadium back in July 1996. The stadium is owned and operated by South Dublin County Council with Shamrock Rovers as the anchor tenants. The main stand seats 3,048 and holds home supporters, away supporters, club officials and press. A second stand seating 2,899 on the opposite (east) side of the ground, was completed in August 2009. This stand holds the stadium's TV gan
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Reported project cost2009
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Project record

Opened or launched

cladglobal.com

29 May 2009

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