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The Louth footballers ahead of their clash with Cork in 2022. Ken Sutton/INPHO

€14.8m in foreign investor funding paves way for new Louth GAA stadium

The money will go towards the completion of the Louth GAA Stadium Project in Dundalk.

LOUTH GAA HAVE announced that they are set to receive €14.8million in investment towards the development of a new stadium.

The money will be allocated to the completion of the Louth GAA Stadium Project which will be based on the Inner Relief Road in Dundalk.

A statement released from the Wee County today reads that they have been “granted approval to seek Irish Immigrant Investor Programme [IIIP] funding through the Department of Justice.”

Speaking at a management meeting last night at the Protection and Prosperity Louth GAA Training Centre, Louth GAA Chairperson Peter Fitzpatrick said:

“Our dream has come true. We have been waiting for the last 60 years since we last our stadium and now the GAA people of Louth will have a stadium to be proud of. Over the last two to three years, our management team have put in trojan work to see this dream become a reality.”

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