VIDEO: A fly-through of the Ravenhill redevelopment

This is how Ulster Rugby’s home is expected to look by summer 2014.

IT WAS ANNOUNCED back in January that Ravenhill Stadium, home of Ulster Rugby, would be given a major face lift.

Construction of the €17m redevelopment gets underway later this month as the capacity in the ground will be increased from just under 12,000 to 18,000.

Below is a fly-through video of what it is expected to look like upon completion in the summer of 2014.

YouTube credit: UlsterRugbyTV

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Nov 14th 2012, 11:38 AM

cant wait, the atmosphere in ravenhill is always special and this is only gonna make it better.

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Nov 14th 2012, 12:49 PM

From a proud Munster fan,it’s fantastic for ulster & Irish rugby!!i wish them well on project,looking forward to few battles in new stadium up there!!

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Nov 14th 2012, 8:51 PM

Looks great. Love to see more done at the sports grounds, and something a bit more permanent at the rds. We should have 4 world class rugby grounds along with the Aviva.

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