The RDS Arena in Dublin, Ireland, has been granted approval for a US$29m upgrade package which will see the venue’s capacity increased, reports The Irish Times.
Dublin City Council has approved the scheme, which includes redevelopment of the arena’s Anglesea Stand – upping the venue capacity from 18,500 to 21,000. The stadium, home to Leinster Rugby, can now move forward with the project, despite objections from local residents.
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The existing Anglesea Stand will be demolished, and a three-story, floodlit grandstand constructed. The project also includes an additional two-story structure, connected to the grandstand by a glazed bridge.
October 6, 2016