16/10/2021
16/10/2021
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Kildare Co. Treasurer Alan Dunney
Despite an income drop from €2.5m to €1.76m in 2020, Kildare GAA Co. Treasurer, Alan Dunney, will be reporting a healthy surplus of some €240,000 at tomorrow's (Tuesday December 15) Kildare GAA Annual Convention, to be held on zoom.
It means the board, is once again in the position of adding a further €100,000 to their Croke Park savings fund for the redevelopment of St Conleth's Park, a fund that now stands at €750,000.
The annual Club Draw this year saw club's divide some €370,000 between them, depending how many tickets each club sold, while the Co. Board's take in the draw amounted to some €110,000.
While no decision, as of yet, has been taken in regards to the start-up of the redevelopment work on St Conleth's Park, it is still hoped that that might get under way, possibly in late 2021.
The scene of the fire at the Forge Inn, Naas
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