News

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.

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.

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.

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.