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23rd November 2011
Ongoing Incremental Development of Campus

1st November 2011
Top Quality Award for the National Aquatic Centre

14th September 2011
British Water Polo books Ireland's National Aquatic Centre for pre-Olympic training

8th July 2011
7 Runners achieve sub 4 minutes in Morton Mile at Santry

21st June 2011
National Sports Campus to continue developing on an incremental basis

6th June 2011
Olympic Champions give Water-Polo master class at the National Aquatic Centre

20th April 2011
Olympic Champions are coming as Minister requests the Authority to continue developing the Campus.

12th March 2011
National Sports Campus hosts National Athletic event

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9th November 2010
Planning Permission granted for new Irish Sports HQ

31st August 2010
August was a Great Month

16th August 2010
American Olympic Synchronised Swimming Squad to be based at the National Aquatic Centre before 2012 London Olympics

21-25 July 2010:
More good news for the National Sports Campus

9-11 July 2010:
Milestone Events for NSCDA (Operations) Ltd

29 May 2010:
Morton Stadium, Santry comes under the remit of National Sports Campus Development Authority.

1 May 2010:
Minister Mary Hanafin T.D. visits Campus.

29 April 2010:
USA Junior All-Star Team participates in National Long Course Swimming Championships.

Swim Ireland High Performance Unit is formally launched at the National Aquatic Centre.

6 March 2010:
Lodged Planning Application for refurbishment of the former Marine Institute Building as a new HQ for Irish Sport.

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26 November 2009:
Pele lands at Abbotstown and views Development Plans with approval.

24 November 2009:
Swimming Records tumble at the National Aquatic Centre.

1 November 2009:
NSCDA and Irish Institute of Sport (IIS) move into refurbished offices on Campus. The Authority and the Institute are now fully based "on site" in Abbotstown.

28 October 2009:
National Aquatic Centre wins major Leisure Industry Awards.

26 August 2009:
Planning Permission granted for National Sports Campus.

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1 July 2008:
Chief Executive appointed for National Sports Campus Development Authority.

28 April 2008:

Sports Minister unveils next phase of National Sports Campus as Project and Design Team Contracts are signed.

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5 December 2007:
National Sports Campus welcomes first tenant. New FAI HQ at Abbotstown officially opened by Michel Platini.

31 May 2007:
National Sports Campus advertises for Project and Design Team Services.

25 January 2007:

Minister addresses First Meeting of National Sports Campus Development Authority.

1 January 2007:
National Sports Campus Development Authority is formally established.

 

   


Leo Varadkar T.D., Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport with Paul Hession, one of Ireland's leading athletes, reviewing plans for the National Indoor Training Arena at the National Sports Campus.


Swimmer Grainne Murphy and Runner Derval O'Rourke with European Silver Medals at Croke Park


American Will Lear, in green singlet, moves into pole position to win the Morton Mile at Santry


Pele arrives by helicopter at the new FAI offices in the National Sports Campus


Minister Mary Hanafin T.D. and supporters of the USA Junior All-Star Team at the National Aquatic Centre

Dan Flinter & Barry O'Brien
Dan Flinter, Chairman and Barry O’Brien, Chief Executive with Development Plans which have received Full Planning Permission

 


 
     
   
         
 
 
 
 

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